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Teaching in the Age of AI: Classroom Realities, Reflections, and Next Steps (in-person)

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Wed, Aug 19, 2026, 12:00 – 1:30 PM EDT
LRC Kohlberg 326
Teaching in the Age of AI: Classroom Realities, Reflections, and Next Steps (in-person)

Join colleagues across the disciplines for a panel and interactive workshop exploring how generative AI is reshaping teaching, learning, and course design at Swarthmore.

Lunch will be served.

[Image description: AI-generated modern university courtyard featuring students engaging with tablet and laptop devices amidst glowing digital data overlays. Digital displays illustrate data networks, analytics, "AI-Powered Research", "Adaptive Learning", and "Ethical AI". To the right, a clock tower stands beside a modern glass-walled lab where students and instructors conduct science experiments with holographic visualization tools.]

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Instructors

Amanda Licastro

Head, Digital Scholarship Strategies

Andrew Ruether

Senior Director of Academic Technology, Swarthmore College

Jen Moore

Academic Technologist for the Arts & Humanities

Location

LRC Kohlberg 326

Classifications

Levels
  • Staff
  • Faculty