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AI literacy starts with a conversation: Transparency, metacognition, and starting small
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Can open conversations about AI help students reflect on their learning? In this episode, Prof. Nikki Lobczowski shares how she models transparent use of generative AI, while encouraging her students to think critically about how their own use of AI tools might support their learning (or not). The conversation addresses common concerns—including AI literacy, assessment, and time constraints—and emphasizes the value of gradual changes over sweeping course redesigns.   

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AI literacy starts with a conversation: Transparency, metacognition, and starting small
Check your sources: A low-stakes assessment task with an AI twist
Students critique AI: From understanding to analysis
Why we show up: Students reflect on meaningful learning
Don’t panic, plan: Three considerations for teaching in the era of gen AI
Engaging students using Mural Online Collaboration
Sustainability in action: Teaching health geography and learning course design
Sustainable approaches to course design: Balancing workload and well-being
Sustainability meets literature: A fresh take on Hispanic studies
“Concrete” ideas: Embedding sustainability in an engineering course

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