Major Lectures Series
To inspire pedagogical thinking
The AQPC's Major Lectures are opportunities to meet and exchange with public figures who work in the periphery of the collegiate framework as such. They seek to highlight certain links that exist between college life and broader societal issues.
These one-off meetings are generally held twice a year, at the beginning of the fall and winter sessions. They are opportunities to explore avenues that are somewhat marginal to college pedagogy and to enrich one's pedagogical reflections in turn.
Guidelines for GenAI in Education: A Panel of Practices to Inspire Action
The panel
Keivan Farzaneh,
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Annick Arsenault Carter,
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Stéphane Alarie,
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Marie-Hélène Croteau-Bouffard,
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Cassandra Desrosiers-Bérubé,
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Conference description
Join a panel featuring players from Quebec colleges and universities, as well as representatives from the government of New Brunswick, the first province in Canada to publish a provincial guide to the integration of AI in schools. These stakeholders, all involved in the development of pedagogical and institutional guidelines on generative AI, will share their expertise and experiences.
The conference will provide an overview of the processes, successes, lessons learned and challenges involved in implementing AI in educational settings, while fostering an exchange of practices and food for thought.
*The conference is offered with simultaneous interpretation in English.
