AI-Powered Mentoring

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Originally presented at CAT on Nov. 20, 2024 by Jay Todd and Mark Gstohl

This faculty development workshop introduces faculty to AI tools that can enhance both the effectiveness and efficiency of your mentoring practices. By integrating these cutting-edge technologies, faculty can provide more personalized, impactful, and streamlined support to their students while also teaching them techniques to improve their own work habits.

Objectives

  • Leverage AI for improved efficiency.
  • Use AI assistants effectively.
  • Streamline tasks with AI integration.
  • Understand AI capabilities and limitations.

Resources

The following generative AI tools were discussed in this workshop:

ChatBots

Tools and Microapps

Credits

This presentation was inspired by questions raised in the Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition.

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