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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is disrupting the way we teach, learn, research, and work. This series of workshops and events are designed to help faculty, staff, and students develop AI awareness and literacy.

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Thursday, October 22, 2026

AI Community of Practice - Ongoing Discussions

Registration closes October 22, 2026.
Schedule: Thursday, October 22, 2026, 01:00 PM – 02:00 PM
Location: The Rose Room, Vanier Hall
Instructors: Anna Galka, Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech

The AI Community of Practice provides a space for all members of the University of Windsor community to have an ongoing conversation about AI and how it is impacting their work, learning, teaching, and research.

The community meets the fourth Thursday of every month. Meetings will be either in-person or online on an alternating schedule. This meeting will be in person.

Although there will be facilitators, the discussions are meant to be member-driven with the goal of members discussing what's working, what support you need, the big challenges we face, things we have tried, successes, and the big questions we still have about these powerful technologies, in order to learn from and with each other.

Whether you can only come occasionally, or can come to every session, we look forward to sharing and discussing all the implications of this rapidly evolving technology.

Note: This is not a hybrid meeting

Thursday, November 26, 2026

AI Community of Practice - Ongoing Discussions

Registration closes November 26, 2026.
Schedule: Thursday, November 26, 2026, 01:00 PM – 02:00 PM
Location: Online - Microsoft Teams
Instructors: Anna Galka, Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech

The AI Community of Practice provides a space for all members of the University of Windsor community to have an ongoing conversation about AI and how it is impacting their work, learning, teaching, and research.

The community meets the fourth Thursday of every month. Meetings will be either in-person or online on an alternating schedule. This meeting will be online.

Although there will be facilitators, the discussions are meant to be member-driven with the goal of members discussing what's working, what support you need, the big challenges we face, things we have tried, successes, and the big questions we still have about these powerful technologies, in order to learn from and with each other.

Whether you can only come occasionally, or can come to every session, we look forward to sharing and discussing all the implications of this rapidly evolving technology.