Transforming Assessments and Teaching in the Age of AI and ChatGPT

This presentation discusses academic integrity at the K-12 and higher ed levels and how to help students navigate the new world of AI, how to educate students on its use but not as a substitute for true learning, and how to assess their learning as we move students from what was to what will be. Panelists include Michael Barber, assistant director for the UF Center for Teaching Excellence; Sid Dobrin, professor and chair of the UF Department of English; Chris Sharp, educational technologist at the Center for Instructional Technology; Margeaux Johnson, Center for Instructional Technology; and Leota O'Malley, online course quality specialist for the Center for Teaching Excellence.