With industries rapidly changing and learners demanding more flexible, targeted learning experiences, LILE is now offering alternative credentials—flexible, accessible learning experiences that offer meaningful recognition of specialized skills and competencies. …
Featuring insights from Eileen Chow Can machines replicate the full scope of human creativity and expression—whether in translating a poem, composing music, or telling a story? This is the kind …
The Triangle AI Summit brought faculty, staff, and community members together to engage around the ethical, social, humanitarian, and environmental aspects of AI. After a lively day of discussion and …
What You Need to Know Duke released a new suite of artificial intelligence tools to provide faculty, staff and students access to generative artificial intelligence in a secure environment at …
What does it look like when instructors lean into the possibilities of generative AI—not as a challenge to be overcome, but as a tool for deepening student engagement and preparing …
The Center for Applied Research and Design in Transformative Education (CARADITE) at Duke Learning Innovation and Lifetime Education (LILE) is delighted to announce recipients in the second cohort of the …
Jon Reifschneider presenting to a local retirement community
The Center for Applied Research and Design in Transformative Education (CARADITE) is proud to announce the launch of Portraits of Practice, a new series documenting innovative teaching and learning at …
In Duke’s Pratt School of Engineering, Brinnae Bent is leading trailblazing efforts to integrate the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) into teaching and learning. As an Executive in Residence …
I recently attended All Things Open AI, a two-day conference for AI practitioners and users held at Durham’s historic Carolina Theatre. As a Durham resident and frequent patron of the …
