What Works Well in Online Teaching: Building AI Best Practices Together
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Presenter: Paul Montone
Summary
This session introduces updates to What Works Well in Online Teaching, PCC’s resource highlighting
inclusive, effective online teaching practices, including new guidance on ethical and meaningful uses
of AI. Attendees will take part in a hands-on, small-group activity to collaborate and share best
practices, particularly in light of emerging AI tools. The session also offers an opportunity to gather
faculty insights that will help inform future updates to the resource. Participants will leave with
facilitation materials and practical strategies to strengthen teaching, enhance instructor presence,
and deepen community in online learning environments.
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PCC offers this limited open forum as an extension of the respectful, well-reasoned discourse we expect in our classroom discussions. As such, we welcome all viewpoints, but monitor comments to be sure they stick to the topic and contribute to the conversation. We will remove them if they contain or link to abusive material, personal attacks, profanity, off-topic items, or spam. This is the same behavior we require in our hallways and classrooms. Our online spaces are no different.