Theme for 2026: AI and Assessment Dates: April 14, 15, & 16Location: Fully Online via Zoom. Links will be provided to registrants via email the week before the Intensive. Designed to take educators through the process of making deep, substantive, robust changes to assessment practices in light of the challenges and affordances of AI, this […]
Climate AI Innovation Hub: Scaling Climate Solutions with AI Climate challenges have accelerated the need for innovative solutions that drive sustainability, resilience, circular economies and low-carbon transitions. Entrepreneurs play a key role in developing technologies and business models that address environmental issues at scale. This speaker series aims to highlight those innovators, increase awareness of […]
This event brings York faculty and students together in informal collegial dialogue to discuss how AI is being incorporated into post-secondary education. Conversation will address student and faculty experiences of AI in teaching and learning at York. We will begin with time for the two groups to discuss key issues separately, followed by facilitated time […]
Join us to review current best practices for ethically embedding AI into postsecondary course workflows, and to explore how instructors are using AI for prep and how students might engage with it across a term. Participants will engage with practical and responsible strategies that can make use of AI tools while staying true to educational […]
In this workshop we will investigate how AI tools mediate access and equity for students—especially in writing-rich contexts—while also raising new ethical concerns about digital divides, data ownership, student consent, and commodification. How can we meet student access needs and preserve IP and data ownership in the AI-saturated environment? Learn more and register with our […]
In this workshop we will consider how AI is reshaping writing and research workflows, and what that means for teaching and assessing in writing-focused disciplines. Participants will learn about existing strategies, explore practical frameworks, and discuss case scenarios. Learn more and register with our registration form.
This interdisciplinary course bridges foundational concepts in artificial intelligence (AI) with feminist theories, offering a critical framework to examine how AI technologies reinforce or challenge societal power dynamics. Participants will explore key feminist principles, including intersectionality, alongside AI fundamentals such as machine learning and algorithmic design. Through lectures, case studies, and reflective activities, the course […]
This interdisciplinary course bridges foundational concepts in artificial intelligence (AI) with feminist theories, offering a critical framework to examine how AI technologies reinforce or challenge societal power dynamics. Participants will explore key feminist principles, including intersectionality, alongside AI fundamentals such as machine learning and algorithmic design. Through lectures, case studies, and reflective activities, the course […]
Since the debut of ChatGPT in November 2022, numerous generative AI (GenAI) tools have been introduced, serving various purposes. Given the widespread acceptance and use of these tools, including by students, learn how to integrate generative AI into their teaching to enhance educational outcomes and improve the student learning experience. This course provides practical applications […]
Join us for in-person and informal mentoring session at the Alumni & Career Lounge, York Lanes (opposite the Bookstore). This session will focus on leveraging transferable skills, breaking into AI, data management, computer science and engineering roles. Alumni Mentors: Kiersten Campbell (MMAI ’24), GTLP Associate, EDE Product Management, TELUS Scott Inthathirath (BA ’03), Senior Director, Technology & […]