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Across the Knoxville campus and the broader higher education landscape, a wealth of resources is available for those eager to learn and innovate about teaching and learning experiences with AI.

AVAILABLE AT UT
  • Teaching With GenAI at UTK: A SharePoint page collecting AI resources and events from across the campus. (UTK NetID/Password required)

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Teaching & Learning Innovation (TLI)

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BOOKS & GUIDES


TRAINING

UT Verse: An Introduction to UT’s Artificial Intelligence
Join us for an engaging and informative workshop designed to help you master the essentials of UT Verse. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, this workshop will provide you with the knowledge and tools to navigate and utilize UT Verse effectively.

UT Verse: The Basics of Effective Prompt Writing for UT Verse AI
Have you ever wondered why your Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool doesn’t understand your request? Writing an effective prompt is the key to UT Verse providing the necessary information. Creating effective prompts is key to harnessing the power of AI. Think of prompts as the questions or commands we give to AI. The better our prompts, the more accurate and valuable the AI’s responses will be. It’s like conversing with a highly intelligent assistant—clear, precise questions lead to clear, concise answers.

UT Verse: Deep Dive with AI Assistants
Join us for an in-depth workshop on maximizing the potential of AI Assistants, led by UT Verse creator Mark Greig. This session will provide a comprehensive walk-through, real-world examples, and a hands-on workshop where you can get personalized assistance in developing your own AI Assistants. Discover how UT Verse AI Assistants can go beyond personality tweaks to enhance teaching, learning, and working experiences!

Artificial Intelligence (AI): Explanations and Demonstrations
AI is shaping the world, but it’s not without its questions, challenges, and controversies. This weekly, in-person series is your space to learn, discuss, and experiment with AI—no matter where you stand on the topic. You’re welcome here if you’re excited about AI, skeptical, or just curious. Please bring your questions, concerns, projects, or even frustrations, and let’s tackle them together with humility, openness, and shared insight. These sessions are designed to be interactive and collaborative, where everyone has something valuable to contribute.


VIDEOS

LinkedIn Learning Collection
This video collection introduces faculty and staff to artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in higher education. Gain a solid understanding of AI fundamentals and discover innovative ways to integrate AI tools into your teaching, research, and administrative roles.