As I approach my 25th semester at UR, I’ve been thinking about what changes and what endures. In those 12 years, we’ve seen digital trends like Digital Storytelling give way to the current ubiquity of AI. And, of course, Boatwright Library has been under construction for what feels like my entire career. Yet, despite the roughly 15,000 students who have passed through our doors during my time here, the core of what we do is unchanged. The heart of this university is still the human relationships that begin on the first day we walk into the classroom. As you step into yours next week, I hope you find those meaningful moments of connection that remind you why we do this work. Welcome back.
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Coming Up in the Faculty Hub
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Greg Niemeyer explores how artificial intelligence is transforming what it means to learn, teach, and think. In this talk, “Minus AI, Plus AI, Times AI,” he outlines a framework for education in three modes: Minus AI, where learning happens the old-fashioned way with just the human brain and human experience; Plus AI, where AI becomes an intentional, transparent collaborator with humans; and Times AI, where AI redefines knowledge itself.
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We are always looking for new and exciting projects and collaborations. Feel free to contact us.
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