In response to the evolving education technology landscape, ITS Teaching & Learning is spearheading a new workshop series to integrate Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) into academic practices. The series aims to equip our academic community with the requisite skills for leveraging GenAI in teaching and learning, as well as professional and personal productivity.
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Teaching with GenAI 1:1 Office Hours
Join drop-in office hours with ITS Teaching & Learning and the ITS AI Service Teams to get your questions about teaching with Generative AI and AI tools at U-M answered. We will use the remote office hours queue tool to offer quick, 10-15-minute, 1:1 drop-in sessions to answer questions and offer support.
Beginner Workshops
- Generative AI Basics
- Generative AI in the Classroom (Pt 1)
- Generative AI with U-M GPT
- Leveraging Generative AI to Create Imagery (Pt 1)
Beginner/Intermediate Workshops
Intermediate/Advanced Workshops
- Master the Art of Prompting with U-M GPT
- Boosting Teaching and Work Productivity with Generative AI
- Ignite Digital Creativity — Generative AI Imagery (Pt 2)
- Tailoring U-M Maizey: Your Personalized Digital Assistant
To view workshop descriptions of the entire series, visit the Generative AI Workshop Series Overview Document.
Looking for Further Support with Teaching in a Generative AI Era?
Generative AI Considerations for Teaching and Learning
- Visit the Generative AI section of this site for deeper-dive resources on GenAI considerations for teaching and learning.
- Getting Started with Generative Artificial Intelligence: U-M Instructor Guide
Generative Artificial Intelligence at U-M
- ITS AI Services: ITS is now offering a generative AI platform available to all active U-M faculty, staff, and students on the Ann Arbor, Flint, and Dearborn campuses and Michigan Medicine.
- This Generative AI at U-M website offers an in-depth explanation of GenAI, guidance on GenAI, and resources such as training, research, AI tools, and prompt literacy.
- Visit the U-M Guidance for Faculty/Instructors section of the site for GenAI academic/teaching implications
Generative AI Consultations
U-M has several instructional support professionals who can help you understand technologies at U-M, including GenAI, and help you to achieve the best results in your teaching. To request a consultation, fill out the Instructional Support interest form and you will be connected with the most appropriate U-M instructional support group.