The latest from CIT staff
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
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 …
Innovative Grading and Assessment is an approach to grading that prioritizes engagement over points. This semester, LILE has organized a community of practice and is hosting an upcoming talk to discuss these practices.
