The Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, the Division of Digital Learning, and the UCF Libraries at the University of Central Florida have partnered to present the 3rd annual Teaching and Learning with AI conference. Join others from around the world to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on teaching and learning in colleges and universities.
This event is open to educational practitioners in colleges and universities from around the U.S. and world.
The Teaching & Learning with AI conference aims to discuss how to use AI tools effectively in instruction and support. By joining this conversation, you can help shape the impact of artificial intelligence in both teaching and learning.
The 3rd annual Teaching and Learning with AI conference will be held May 28-30, 2025.
who is the teaching & learning with AI conference for?
Teaching & Learning with AI is designed for instructors, higher education professionals, librarians, researchers, and policymakers who are interested in exploring the potential of AI in higher ed across the higher education landscape. If you want to learn more about how you can leverage AI to improve learning outcomes, research, services, and operations, then this is a must-attend event.
This conference is for faculty, staff who support faculty, librarians, and administrators who are on the front lines of teaching. Your voices are needed to shape the future of using AI in teaching and learning.
There are different ways to leverage the power of AI through generated text, images, and products.
And if you work with students, it’s important to understand and discuss how to use these tools to shape the future of teaching and learning across college campuses.
This conference will have a diverse group of experts and thought leaders who will share their insights, ideas, and experiences with using AI in their courses and beyond.
How is this ai conference different from others?
There are plenty of other conferences surrounding the discussion of AI in higher education. But those conferences spotlight the technical development of artificial intelligence or the use of AI on the back end to improve student outcomes.
This conference specifically focuses on the use of AI in the classroom as experienced by faculty members.
You’ll be able to hear ideas, and contribute your own, to topics like instructional strategies, faculty support, academic integrity, policy, and ethical considerations.
ai is disrupting higher education: what can/should you do about it?
Whether you’re a teaching faculty member, educational developer, instructional designer, instructional technologist, librarian, or administrator, the role that AI will play in the future of higher education is sure to affect you.
You know that students and faculty across the country are embracing its power to both embolden and disrupt the status quo. How you handle it as an educator can prove difficult. That’s why it’s imperative to connect with one another and have frank conversations about harnessing the power of AI to improve faculty and student success.
The main conference centers discussion around the myriad of ways AI impacts teaching and learning methods in the following themes:
- Pedagogical Approaches to Incorporate AI in Teaching and Learning
- Digital Learning and Online Instruction
- Supporting Faculty
- Academic Integrity
- Instructional Design
- Assessment and Evaluation Methods
- Teaching Models
- AI Applications in the Classroom Besides ChatGPT
- Student Success and Retention
- Administrative Tasks, e.g., scheduling, enrollment management
- Student Conduct and Behavior Management
- Ethical Considerations of AI Usage
- Institutional Policies and Regulations
- Global Perspectives on AI in Education
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Participants from all sectors of higher education are encouraged to submit proposals for short presentations and posters related to the practice of Artificial Intelligence (AI) use in college teaching across all modalities (face-to-face, blended, and fully online). At this conference, we can consider AI-generated text, AI-generated images, and other AI-generated digital products. While other conferences may focus on the research of AI development and programming, this conference is intended to serve the community of frontline faculty members across all disciplines, librarians, administrators, instructional designers, and faculty developers in the practice of AI use in higher education settings.
Topics may include:
- Teaching models that embrace AI tools
- Academic integrity and grading
- Faculty using AI to create course content
- Faculty development and support
- Copyright, ownership, and provenance
- Ethical considerations
- Building AI applications for education
- Institutional policies
- Discipline-specific implementations of AI
Looking for inspiration? Check out a few examples of our popular sessions from the 2024 conference.
Note: Because this is primarily a SHARING conference, sessions are short. Also, priority will be given to proposals that have clear ideas for take-aways that participants can use in their own teaching. Keep in mind that AI will continue to develop and evolve.
The event, which is face-to-face only, has two formats:
- 25-minute interactive sessions for short presentations that challenge participants to discuss deeper, not-easily-answered questions about AI in the college classroom or library.
- Poster sessions will feature visual presentations on both research and sharing topics. Posters can include sharing teaching practices (tips, strategies, and policies) or findings (pilots, preliminary findings, SoTL, meta-studies, theoretical studies, or IRB-type human research) on topics related to AI in higher education. Posters may be digital or print.
Participants are limited to only being part of two presentations (and can only once be the main presenter). Companies that are not sponsors may only present a 25-minute interactive session if they are joined by a frontline faculty member or librarian; otherwise, they may present a poster.
For any questions regarding proposals, please contact us at teachwithai@ucf.edu.
The Call for Proposals opened October 21, 2024 and the deadline to submit a proposal is 11:59 p.m. ET on January 17, 2025. Acceptance decisions will be sent by February 14, 2025.
Submit NowREGISTRATION
Register HereRegistration for the 2025 conference is now open! All attendees, including presenters, are required to register. There will NOT be a virtual option for attending.
Prices (before Eventbrite fees) and registration deadlines are as follows:
- Presenters: $400
- Early Bird: $450 (ends March 14, 2025)
- Regular Registration: $500 (ends May 23, 2025)
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General Proposals Open
General proposals for the conference become available to the public.
Registration Opens
Registration for the conference opens.
General Proposals Close
Deadline for submitting general proposals to the conference.
Notice of General Acceptances
Applicants of general proposals will be notified of the status of their proposals to the conference.
Early Bird Registration Closes
The extended deadline for Early Bird Registration, which offers discounted prices for attendees.
Regular Registration Closes
The deadline for Regular Registration, after which prices will increase.
Conference Begins
The dates of the conference itself.
LOCATION INFORMATION
Event Location
The Teaching & Learning with AI conference will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel at the Entrance to Universal Orlando.
Check out our Visiting Information page for additional details on booking the hotel, nearby hotels and restaurants, and helpful parking info!
Visiting INFORMATION
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About the 2024 Conference About the 2023 ConferenceSPONSORS
Sponsorship Opportunities
We are expecting 800+ this year. There are four levels for sponsoring the Teaching & Learning with AI conference. Click the drop-downs below to view more information on each level.
Sponsorship Benefits:
- Listed in the agenda as an event sponsor at the Silver level
- Recognized on the website with company hyperlink
- It is expected that Silver sponsors will not attend the event in person; if they wish to attend, they must separately also follow the standard registration process (and will not be given space at the vendor expo).
- Listed in the agenda as an event sponsor at the Gold level
- Recognized on the website with company hyperlink
- Mentioned as a Gold sponsor in at least two emails to participants before the conference (sponsor may supply a message of up to 100 words, and may include hyperlinks and/or graphics).
- Thanked in the newsletter distributed after the event
- Acknowledged at the start of the Keynote (onscreen and verbally)
- Can present at the Sponsor expo. One 6-foot table with 2 chairs (if you need more than one, please make this request) and power outlets (request in advance) will be provided.
- You may bring 1-2 tablecloths, display items for your table, and swag to give away to attendees.
- Can offer one 25-minute session at the conference
- Full conference registration (in addition to the Sponsor expo) for one company representative. Additional representatives must separately follow the standard registration process.
- Listed in the agenda as an event sponsor at the Platinum level
- Recognized on the website with company hyperlink
- Mentioned as a Platinum sponsor in at least two emails to participants before the conference (sponsor may supply a message of up to 100 words, and may include hyperlinks and/or graphics).
- Thanked in the newsletter distributed after the event
- Acknowledged at the start of the Keynote (onscreen and verbally)
- Can present at the Sponsor expo. One 6-foot table with 2 chairs (if you need more than one, please make this request) and power outlets (request in advance) will be provided.
- You may bring 1-2 tablecloths, display items for your table, and swag to give away to attendees.
- Can offer two 25-minute sessions at the conference (must be separate topics). Unlike other sponsor presentations, those offered by platinum sponsors will be specially credited in the agenda with their platinum sponsorship status.
- Full conference registration (in addition to the Sponsor expo) for up to two company representatives. Additional representatives must separately follow the standard registration process.
- Will receive a list of institutions represented by participants at the conference one week before the event
- One week after the event, will receive a list of the names of the conference attendees who did not opt out, with institutions and email addresses included
- Listed in the agenda as an event sponsor at the Diamond level
- Recognized on the website with company hyperlink
- Mentioned as a Diamond sponsor in at least two emails to participants before the conference (sponsor may supply a message of up to 100 words, and may include hyperlinks and/or graphics).
- Thanked in the newsletter distributed after the event
- Acknowledged at the start of the Keynote (onscreen and verbally)
- Can present at the Sponsor expo. One 6-foot table with 2 chairs (if you need more than one, please make this request) and power outlets (request in advance) will be provided.
- You may bring 1-2 tablecloths, display items for your table, and swag to give away to attendees.
- Can offer two 25-minute sessions at the conference (must be separate topics). Unlike other sponsor presentations, those offered by diamond sponsors will be specially credited in the agenda with their diamond sponsorship status.
- Full conference registration (in addition to the Sponsor expo) for up to three company representatives. Additional representatives must separately follow the standard registration process.
- Will receive a list of institutions represented by participants at the conference one week before the event
- One week after the event, will receive a list of the names of the conference attendees who did not opt out, with institutions and email addresses included
- Can host their own meal or reception
- Can optionally provide branded bags at Registration
- Can provide a five-minute introduction of company/product at the start of the plenary event
Interested in being a sponsor for the 2025 conference? Contact us at teachwithai@ucf.edu.
EVENT COMMITTEE
- Anastasia Bojanowski, Instructional Specialist at the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning
- Anita Gabbard, Program Director for the Division Strategy and Engagement
- Liz Giltner, Instructional Specialist at the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, Conference Planning Co-Lead
- Jax Gonzalez, Event Manager I at the Center for Distributed Learning
- Athena Hoeppner, Discovery Services Librarian, Library Track Co-Chair
- Wendy Howard, Director of the Pegasus Innovation Lab, Co-Chair
- Samantha Richardson, Communications Specialist II at the Pegasus Innovation Lab
- Mary Rubin, Assistant Librarian at the UCF Libraries
- Nicole Stahl, Project Coordinator II at the Pegasus Innovation Lab, Conference Planning Co-Lead
- Laurie Uttich, Instructional Specialist at the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning
- Rachel Vacek, Associate Dean for Technology & Digital Strategies, Library Track Co-Chair
- Kevin Yee, Director of the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, Co-Chair