Teaching Realities Across New Spaces: AI in the Digitally Engaged Design Classroom

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AI is rapidly transforming the way we teach and learn. The use of AI-powered technologies has unleashed exciting new opportunities and challenges for educators, students, and institutions. This panel discussion will present teaching realities across these new spaces using AI as an integrated design process in the classroom. Panelist will present student product design and experimental typography case studies from 100% online undergraduate and graduate design classes during the spring 2023 semester. The panel discussion will demonstrate how AI is used in the classroom to enhance the teaching and learning experiences, as well as the challenges faced by educators and students implementing these new innovative technologies.

Presenters:

• William Culpepper, Online Director (Academy of Art University)
• Antonio Baja, Director, School of Industrial Design (Academy of Art University)
• Kathryn Morgan, Adjunct Professor, School of Graphic Design (Academy of Art University)
• Jason Mitchell, Adjunct Professor, School of Graphic Design (Academy of Art University)

Session type: Panel