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As generative AI challenges us to rethink many aspects of higher education, faculty, staff, and administrators are navigating new possibilities and new pressures in online teaching. This webinar will address how online education is at a challenging turning point and how, as educators, we can be part of the work to elevate educational quality, spark meaningful innovation, and strengthen our professional community. Panelists Fabiola Torres, Jim Julius, and Scotty James will discuss practical, human-centered ways to integrate AI and reframe RSI beyond compliance, focusing on strategies that support effective teaching amid increasing demands. Participants will also explore opportunities for continued collaboration and shared practices as institutions adapt to rapid changes in online learning. Join us on February 17 to connect, learn, and help shape the future of online education together.
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