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Explore at Your Own PaceÌý

With , the Academic Technology team is offering a range of professional development opportunities designed for your schedule and interests.

Whether you’re looking for a quick introduction, an in-depth workshop, or self-paced resources, our goal is to empower you to make informed choices at your own pace.Ìý

Blitz Sessions (15-30 Minutes)Ìý

Designed for immediate, bite-sized insights. Perfect if you’re curious or want fast answers without a long time commitment.Ìý

• Everyday AI in AcademiaÌý
  Quick, topic-focused sessions demonstrating how ChatGPT can be used in academic contexts.Ìý
  
  
  
  

• GPTuesdays Q&AÌý
  Join a recurring lunchtime session for quick ChatGPT insights and answers from Academic Technology facilitators and faculty colleagues.Ìý
  
  
  
  
  

Live Workshops & In-Depth Sessions (60 minutes)Ìý

For deeper dives and hands-on exploration—ideal if you have a bit more time and want to plan for future semesters. Can’t attend? Workshop recordings will be available in the AI Hub Canvas Course.Ìý

• Student Engagement With AI
  Discover how AI tools can spark curiosity, creativity, and deeper learning in your students. Explore ways to use AI to foster interaction, personalize learning, and encourage active participation—both in person and online. Learn practical strategies to help students critically and ethically engage with AI while enhancing their educational experience.
  
  

• Use AI in Assignment Design & RubricsÌý
  Explore the intersection of AI and the Transparent Design Framework to update and enhance your assignments and rubrics.Ìý
  

• Qualitative Data Analysis with AI
  Streamline your qualitative research process with the help of AI. This workshop introduces tools that can assist in coding, theme identification, summarizing interviews, and synthesizing large volumes of qualitative data.
  
  
  

• Talking with Students about AI
  This train-the-teacher-to-train-the-student workshop helps faculty give students an overview of AI. It covers the background of AI and the integrity of prompting, assignment use, ethics, and caution about when students should consider using AI. Faculty will have access to the slides to use in their classrooms.
  

• ChatGPT and Other AI Tools for FacultyÌý
  Experience a comprehensive overview of ChatGPT Edu and related AI tools to elevate your teaching strategies.Ìý
  

• Build a Custom GPT in ChatGPT
  

• Planning Ahead: AI Syllabus StatementsÌý
  Craft a comprehensive AI syllabus statement that clearly outlines your policies on the ethical use of AI tools in your class.Ìý
  

CSU AI Micro-Credential Learning Labs

During the month of April 2025, Academic Technology is hosting a series of online learning labs for those 91´«Ã½ who are completing the Academic Applications of AI (AAAI) Faculty Micro-Credential. These online synchronous sessions are an opportunity to connect with fellow CSUN faculty to share progress and discuss how the course concepts can be applied in your teaching.Ìý

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Asynchronous ResourcesÌý

Access self-paced materials and online communities at any time to support your ongoing learning and exploration.Ìý

• CSU Academic Applications of AI (AAAI) Micro-Credential for FacultyÌý
  This self-paced, online course provides training in the responsible uses of generative AI in higher education. Developed by San Diego State University, the course is now available across the CSU system through the Chancellor’s Office. Visit the for more information and to enroll. Ìý

• CSU Academic Applications of AI (AAAI) Micro-Credential for StudentsÌý
  The CSU Chancellor’s Office has made available to the system a micro-credential course designed by San Diego State University for students. This is a great resource to share with students and can serve as a starting point for broader discussion on responsible use of AI for students and future professionals. You can direct students to the for more information and to enroll.Ìý

• CSUN AI Hub in CanvasÌý
  The is a living repository curated by the Academic Technology team, offering continuously updated information on licensed AI tools, campus guidance, and professional development opportunities. Ìý

• CSUN AI Web ResourcesÌý
  The CSUN Division of Information Technology is continuously updating our web resources related to AI. Visit the Academic Technology AI page for content tailored to academic uses of AI. For broader information, check out the Information Technology AI page. And for a deeper dive into ChatGPT, including an extensive Q&A section, visit the CSUN ChatGPT Edu page. Ìý

• CSUN LearningÌýInitiativeÌýforÌýTeaching andÌýArtificialÌýIntelligence (LIFT AI)Ìý
  LIFT AI is a collaborative virtual community where CSUN faculty and staff engage in discussions, share insights, and access curated resources to explore the benefits and challenges of integrating artificial intelligence in teaching and learning.Ìý

• CSU AI CommonsÌý
  The is a centralized AI resource site provided and updated by the CSU Chancellor’s Office, offering comprehensive tools, resources, training, and ethical guidance for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to explore AI and higher education.Ìý