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Recent technological advances are transforming the way that education is done. Following a rapid move toward eLearning and online teaching in 2020, new and improved educational technologies were adapted to facilitate a more engaging student experience. Recently, the rise of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has required schools to re-evaluate how teaching and learning can be done differently to not only co-exist but improve with the effective use of these tools.

Fanshawe College has a framework which sets out the vision and guidelines for the application of AI in teaching and learning, in a way that supports ethical and effective use. This 2024-2025 framework and its supporting documents are available here: Artificial Intelligence Academic Framework.

The pages below provide additional, specific guidance for the implementation and use of AI and other educational technologies at Fanshawe College from a faculty perspective.

Microsoft Copilot - Your everyday AI Companion

Microsoft Copilot

Learn how to set up Fanshawe’s preferred GenAI tool and make effective “prompt” requests.

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Teaching with AI

See how AI can be leveraged to improve faculty efficiency with sample prompts for teaching, learning, and administrative tasks.

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Academic Integrity and Copyright

Understand the guidelines for legal, honest, and transparent GenAI use, from both the faculty and student perspective.

For a current list of training opportunities, both live and on-demand for these topics, search on FanshaweLearns or go directly to the Artificial Intelligence Teaching & Learning Playlist for suggestions (Fanshawe Login required for both). For questions and support, contact ODL@Fanshawec.ca