CIE pays for regular and adjunct faculty to attend one “travel” conference every other year. Faculty who attended a travel conference last year can attend an inexpensive PD opportunity (under $500) this year, including the Lilly Conference. Faculty who attended an inexpensive conference last year (under $500) can attend a travel or inexpensive conference this year. NOTE: Provisional status faculty are required to attend two conferences a year for their first three years. CIE will pay for two conferences for provisional faculty.
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AI at Arizona State: Helping Students Become Curious About AI
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Currently available! |
Presenters in this free, pre-recorded webinar explore how to help students become curious about generative AI in the writing process.” Sponsored by ELI Review |
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Bits of Magic: AI, Audience and Social Media
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Currently available! |
Presenters in this free, pre-recorded webinar “explore their work on what students learn about AI writing from social media and how to think about audience awareness in an era of AI.” Sponsored by ELI Review. |
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| League AI Academy Comprehensive Programs. Exceptional Outcomes. |
Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 Programs Available! | In the rapidly evolving field of AI, keeping up with the myriad new tools and applications can seem overwhelming. At the same time, identifying practical and ethical uses for AI in education settings is an increasingly necessary, even urgent, role for leadership, management, and instruction—whether to assist with administrative tasks or prepare the next generation of AI developers.
Our programs meet you wherever you are, whether you need your team moving this month or a credential that deepens your expertise. Use the Find Your Path tools to help you decide, and start with the goal that sounds most like yours. |
Registration now open for Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 Programs! |
| The AI Balancing Act: How to Protect Rigor While Leading Campus-Wide Change |
November 04 | 2 p.m. ET | 30 mins | In this 30-minute Ed Talk, Dr. Michelle Singh, former Assistant Commissioner for DigitalLearning and chief AI officer at the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, shares the framework she developed with institutions across Texas and is now using to guide AI adoption at the University of North Texas. Building on that institutional framework, Honorlock’s Dr. John Floyd explains how institutions are maintaining the credibility of assessment as AI rapidly evolves. | Register Now! |
| Preserving Student Thinking in the AI Era: Building AI Literacy Into Your Courses With Canvas And AI Integrated Assignments |
Thursday, November 12 @ 12 PM CT / 1 PM ET | We will show you:
How to design activities that require students to evaluate and challenge AI-generated content (without adding grading hours). |
Register Now! |
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