AI in Education Community of Practice (CoP) – Spring 2025

The AI in Education Community of Practice (CoP) is a three-part discussion series exploring the evolving role of artificial intelligence in teaching, research and higher education policy. As AI tools continue to develop, this series will provide a space for faculty, graduate instructors and researchers to engage in conversations about how AI is currently being used, practical strategies for integrating AI into courses, and the institutional policies shaping its future. Each session will include discussion of ongoing developments in AI, making this series useful for both those new to AI in education and those looking to update their knowledge.

Session topics include:

• April 2: AI in Education – What’s Changed Since 2022?
• April 16: Using AI in Teaching – Practical Strategies for Course Design and Student Engagement
• April 30: AI Policy and Ethics in Higher Education – Preparing for the Future 

This series is co-hosted by the Office of Academic and Student Affairs and CREATE for STEM. Light refreshments will be provided.

For questions, contact Mike Frazier (frazi163@msu.edu).

April 2 – AI in Education: What’s Changed Since 2022?

Generative AI tools like ChatGPT have rapidly transformed how students and educators engage with learning, research and writing. In this session, we’ll explore how AI use in education has evolved over the past three years, what new challenges and opportunities have emerged, and how institutions are responding. Whether you’re new to AI or looking for updates on the latest trends, this session will provide a broad overview to set the stage for deeper discussions in later meetings.