Series of meetings on Artificial Intelligence in University Teaching (start of the third module)

In February, the Teaching and Learning Center of UniTo launched a series of meetings on the theme "Artificial Intelligence in University Teaching: Challenges and Opportunities".

From May 6th to June 10th, the following meetings will take place on Monday afternoons:

Module 3 - "AI in Teaching: Experiences and Experimentations"

• Monday, May 6th, 4-6 pm - online meeting
  • Eugenio Alladio and Lorenzo Castellino (Department of Chemistry)
    • "Open-source software and dashboards for ML and AI in chemical teaching"
       
  • Laura Lasagna (Department of Law) and Jessica Comba (Department of Political and Social Sciences)
    • "Use of AI in teaching English language for students with dyslexia"
       
  • Ivan Molineris (DBIOS), Leonardo Agasso (DBIOS), and Beatrice Albanesi (DSSPP)
    • "AI experiences in teaching: student interview reports and experimentation proposals"
       
• Monday, May 20th, 4-6 pm - online meeting
  • Gabriella Taddeo and Nicolò Pilon (Department of Humanities)
    • "Distant worlds: from imagination to AI. The use of AI as an ethnographic laboratory"
       
  • Adriano Ceccarelli (Department of Clinical and Biological Sciences)
    • "Bringing AI into the classroom: planning criteria for activities, assessments, and evaluations"

  • Alberto Gianola (Department of Management)

    • "Smart Professor"

     

• Monday, June 3rd, 4-6 pm - online meeting
  • Alessandra Molino (Department of Foreign Languages and Modern Literatures), Lucia Cinato (Department of Foreign Languages and Modern Literatures), Marita Mattioda (Department of Foreign Languages and Modern Literatures), Ilaria Cennamo (Department of Economics-Social Sciences and Mathematical-Statistical Sciences)
    • "Artificial intelligence for translation: towards a new didactic design"
       
  • Floriana Vindigni and Tina Lasala (UniTo Information Systems Directorate)
    • "Generative artificial intelligence of images: the problem of copyright"
       
  • Stefania Stafutti (Department of Humanities)
    • "Artificial intelligence in teaching Chinese language and literature"
       
• Monday, June 10th, 4-6 pm
  • Stefania Cazzoli (SUISM)
    • "Use of AI-ChatGPT in Sports and Exercise Sciences – Curricular Physical Education. Didactic tool to support the training path of students/teachers in initial training of curricular Physical Education (generalists and specialists) towards evidence-based practice"
       
  • Stefano Pinardi (Department of Foreign Languages and Modern Literatures) and Rosa MEO (Department of Informatics)
    • "AI and Large Language Models, challenges and risks"
      The meetings are open to the entire University Community and will be held online.

To view the schedule of appointments and all other information, please refer to the dedicated page.