Event date: Three Wednesdays, May 6th, 13th, and 20th
Event date and time: ; 1 to 3 pm or 2 to 3 pm (if you have already listened to the podcast)
Delivery Mode: Online Synchronous
Link: TBA
Facilitators: Bettina Boyle, Lydia Watson, Christina Lennox

Are you wrestling with Gen AI in your teaching? Wondering about current ideas for academic integrity and learning? You are not alone! As we continue to grapple with ensuring that learning is happening in our classrooms, the CTE is offering a space that allows us to listen to a podcast together (or skip the first hour, listen to the podcast on your own and come for the discussion after), and then engage in discussions that build upon the podcast topic. 

Tricia Bertram Gallant and David A. Rettinger have created a podcast based on their book, The Opposite of Cheating- Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI that is a practical guide to addressing academic integrity in our classrooms today. They invite guests who range from faculty who are teaching (and learning) sharing their experiences and ideas in the classroom, to academic leaders who are working to create systems that support students and faculty in this disruptive age of AI in education. 

Come and listen with us, learn with us, and walk away with a few strategies that you can apply to your classroom right now. 

Contact the host of The Opposite of Cheating- Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI – A Podcast Club Spring 2026

Contact the host of The Opposite of Cheating- Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI – A Podcast Club  Spring 2026