Faculty and Staff AI Literacy Course
This course is designed specifically for TWU faculty/staff from all disciplines and levels of technical expertise. Whether you are curious about what AI can do for your research or want to thoughtfully integrate it into your classroom or workflow, this program will provide a practical, foundational understanding.
Questions? Email Daniel Ernst at dernst@twu.edu
Fall 2025 course
Sign-up for the Fall 2025 course is currently closed. Stay tuned for the next round of sign-ups coming Spring 2026.
What is the format?
The course is built for your demanding schedule. It consists of six self-paced online modules that you can complete at any time during the fall semester. The core curriculum is asynchronous using an interactive OER textbook, with optional, informal “AI community meetups” for those who wish to connect with colleagues and share ideas.
What will you learn?
- Core concepts of modern AI and large language models.
- Practical skills in prompt engineering and effective AI communication.
- Ethical frameworks for the responsible use of AI in academia.
- Strategies for redesigning assessments and upholding academic integrity.
- Methods for integrating AI as a tool to enhance your own productivity.
Optional Research Opportunity
This program includes a voluntary research study to help improve future AI training and AI literacy at TWU. In the sign-up form, you will have the option to indicate if you are open to receiving a formal invitation to participate once the study receives final IRB approval.
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