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Vetting AI Tools for Academic Use (Vetting AI Series #3)

Lyndsay Burneisen, M.S., Graduate Service Assistant, College of Applied Human Sciences, West Virginia University | Wednesday, October 30, 2024

Explore the TPACK framework's role in AI integration, examining how thoughtful selection of AI tools can enhance pedagogy, content, and technology synergy in the academic setting.

Vetting AI vs. Peer Review Process (Vetting AI Series #2)

Lyndsay Burneisen, M.S., Graduate Service Assistant, College of Applied Human Sciences, West Virginia University | Wednesday, October 23, 2024

Uncover the surprising parallels between vetting AI and the peer review process in research, and learn how both safeguard accuracy, ethics, and innovation in education.

Why Vet AI? (Vetting AI Series #1)

Lyndsay Burneisen, M.S., Graduate Service Assistant, College of Applied Human Sciences, West Virginia University | Wednesday, October 16, 2024

This blog explores the importance of vetting AI for responsible use. We'll compare AI vetting to peer review and provide practical guidance for integrating AI tools into teaching and research.

An Interview with Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Luca Ziegler, M.S., Graduate Service Assistant, College of Applied Human Sciences, West Virginia University | Friday, September 27, 2024

To start our journey, we wanted to explore the history and background of Artificial Intelligence with you through a fictional interview.

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Autumn Cyprès: WVU, Kanawha Schools partnership helps teachers (Op-Ed)
Wednesday, June 05, 2024
In an opinion piece with The (Charleston) Gazette-Mail, Autumn Cypres says WVU is continuing its land grant mission in West Virginia to help Kanawha County teachers with a new partnership.
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WVU using virtual reality technology to innovate training for clinical rehabilitation and mental health counselors
Tuesday, February 20, 2024
In 2019, even before the pandemic and many lives and professions turned into hybrid worlds, Margaret Glenn and her colleagues were investigating the use of novel technologies in simulation education. Glenn readily admits she was not familiar with much of the technology that existed then but saw a presentation about how immersive videos could help people expand their experience of different subject matter via a virtual reality headset. Five years later, WVU is leading the way in the field of Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling with its innovative use of virtual reality technology.
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O'Malley's move to literacy education fulfills her desire to make a difference
Wednesday, August 23, 2023
Cat O'Malley, Literacy Department Chair for Annapolis Middle School, found her way into the realm of education through an unconventional path. She began her career with roles in management, event management and sales, but found her true calling in literacy education. Her journey has been marked by determination and a commitment to making a difference, and her diverse skill set enriches her role as a teacher and educational leader.
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Alumni Spotlight: Ian Gentile
Tuesday, June 20, 2023
Ian Gentile, Vice President of Hockey Operations with the United States Hockey League completed his master's degree online from West Virginia University in sport management in 2020 while working full-time.
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Updates & Highlights

Vetting AI Tools for Academic Use (Vetting AI Series #3)

Vetting AI vs. Peer Review Process (Vetting AI Series #2)

Why Vet AI? (Vetting AI Series #1)

An Interview with Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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Online Instructor Development Resources

Essential Instructor Resources

Enhanced Instructor Resources

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Celebrating Online Success

Autumn Cyprès: WVU, Kanawha Schools partnership helps teachers (Op-Ed)

WVU using virtual reality technology to innovate training for clinical rehabilitation and mental health counselors

O'Malley's move to literacy education fulfills her desire to make a difference

Alumni Spotlight: Ian Gentile