This course can count toward the Certificate of Proficiency in Teaching for eLearning. Looking to get some hands-on time as you respond to ChatGPT and other generative AI tools in your teaching? Join us for a fully online course in the practical pedagogy of technology-enhanced teaching in the age of artificial intelligence. We will explore a range of topics and resources to determine what this new technology will mean for your course policies, your assessments, and your teaching strategies. Participants will learn by doing as they apply course learning to their own course(s) – whether you are new to generative AI or already using it in your classroom, this course will support you in developing a robust and pedagogically informed approach to its many facets and implications. Participants can expect to spend a total of approximately 4-8 hours engaging with course content and activities over the course (approximately 1-2 hours per week). The course is designed asynchronously, meaning that while there are weekly deadlines, participants can complete each module's tasks at any time that is convenient to them. This course is open to all course directors at York and no previous experience with generative AI is required. "AI and Education" is actively facilitated by a Teaching Commons instructor, and participants will be able to ask questions and access further support and resources by email, in online office hours, or through the course eClass at any point. By the end of this course, participants will have: • Made significant and meaningful changes to an existing course for enhanced learning in the age of artificial intelligence • Explored multiple aspects of course delivery and design that may be influenced by ChatGPT and similar technologies • Given and received feedback on concrete strategies for responding to generative AI in postsecondary education Note: Participants are welcome to re-take the course if so desired, but should be aware that the course structure and content will be familiar to them. Resources and course materials will be updated to reflect changes in the rapidly moving generative AI landscape. Course Dates: March 31-April 2, 2025 While all required course activities are asynchronous, optional synchronous sessions will be held on Wednesdays, 1:30-2:30 p.m. ET Note that registration for this course closes on March 27th, 11:59 pm.