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Teaching, Learning & AI: Discover the “Right Fit” for You | May 19–20, 2025 | Hosted by CTL + ASSETT

What’s This All About?

It’s been two and a half years since ChatGPT emerged and reshaped the landscape of higher education. Are you still wondering how to address generative AI (gen AI) in your classroom? Curious about its impact on student learning? Looking for a supportive, low-pressure space to explore your approach?

Join ASSETT and the Center for Teaching & Learning for a two-day immersive studio focused on discovering your “right fit” for integrating (or not integrating) AI in your teaching.

Why You Should Attend

• Design a personalized AI teaching strategy
• Explore real use cases + ethical considerations
• Gain hands-on experience with gen AI tools
• Earn a certificate of completion for your teaching portfolio or annual review
• Network and collaborate with fellow educators and CU students
• Enjoy great food, fun, and creative conversation

Whether you're AI-curious, cautious, or confident, this studio is for you.

What You’ll Do

This isn’t a lecture series—it’s an interactive design experience! Through workshops, breakouts, co-design activities, and talks with faculty and students, you’ll:

• Develop a practical, ready-to-implement AI strategy
• Choose from three tracks: No Gen AI Use, Limited or Conditional Use, or Full Gen AI Use
• Explore how to talk with students about AI in meaningful, inclusive ways
• Co-create ideas with peers and student collaborators

Schedule At-a-Glance

🗓️ Day 1: Monday, May 19 | 11:30 AM – 6:30 PM | Off-Site (TBD – Possibly Junkyard Social)
Theme: Belonging, Community, Reflection, Intention

• Talk Back Lunch with local thinkers
• Track introductions & facilitated discussions
• Keynote: Beyond the Illusion of Learning with Susan Adams
• Open Mic & Social Hour with pizza and drinks

🗓️ Day 2: Tuesday, May 20 | 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM | CTL E390
Theme: Agency, Student Focus, Innovation, Transformation

• Light Breakfast provided
• Co-design in AI-use tracks
• Lunch & Learn with Educational Technology Research Assistants (ETRAs)
• Design your own “Right Fit” plan
• Final showcase and closing reflection

Certification & Recognition

All participants will receive a Certificate of Completion that recognizes your time, thought leadership, and new skills in navigating AI in the classroom. Great for your CV, teaching dossier, or annual merit review.

Bring a Student (Optional)

Faculty are encouraged to register with a student partner (up to 10 pairs total). This is a unique opportunity to co-design approaches to AI that truly reflect both student and faculty voices.

Who Should Come?

All 91������ instructors are welcome! We especially invite those who:

• Are curious but unsure about how to approach gen AI
• Want space to think critically, creatively, and ethically about teaching with AI
• Fall somewhere between the early adopters and the "No AI in my classroom" camp

Perks & Atmosphere

Expect energizing conversation, meaningful reflection, and a relaxed, collaborative atmosphere—with great food, drinks, and engaging activities designed to spark connection and creativity.

Reserve Your Spot

Seats are limited—and this event tends to fill up quickly.
Register today to save your spot and start shaping your “Right Fit” AI approach.