Training with the Trainer: TurnItIn AI Indicator In-Person / Online
Session registration link: https://calendly.com/tiicec/next-steps
Agenda: What happens after the AI indicator has flagged a paper as potentially containing generative AI content? This session is for those who may be reviewing student papers that have been flagged for AI, including student conduct administrators and instructors. If you can benefit from the example of a working model of paper evaluation designed to highlight other signals of AI as part of a contextualized review of student papers, and have experience with the ins and outs of the AI indicator, this session is for you.
Special guest, Marilyn Derby, Associate Director of Student Support and Judicial Affairs at UC Davis, California, will share with us a possible method for evaluating student papers which have been flagged for AI generative content.
This session will cover:
- How to thoughtfully conduct a review of a paper flagged by the Turnitin AI indicator
- Potential signals of AI in student writing
- Things to keep in mind while evaluating student papers
In advance of the session, in addition to making sure you have either used the AI indicator recently or have attended a recent introductory session about the AI indicator, we recommend reviewing the following:
One size does not fit all: Interpreting Turnitin's AI writing score
Academic integrity in the age of AI: Educator Resources
Registering is one of the only ways to receive a link to the archived session, so please be sure you register, even if you cannot attend.
If you are in need of an introductory session to refamiliarize yourself with the Turnitin AI indicator, you can register for a session on our group events page.
We look forward to connecting with you soon!
Donnell is a Training Coordinator within the Office of Information Technology.
Specializing in LMS support for Canvas, he currently serves on the Instructional Technologies team, providing course migration assistance and collaborative training consultations to faculty and staff members of the FAU community.
One on One Appointments:
Booking a one on one appointment allows you to customize your training to fit your learning AND teaching styles, pace, and course needs. Please try to book your appointment 24-48 hour in advance if possible. Time slots fill up quickly! Group appointments are also available.
Things to Keep in Mind before your appointment:
*Please complete the registration form with as much detail as possible.
*If you will be adding materials to your Canvas course, please bring them with you on a USB drive.
*If you intend to work from your laptop, please make sure to bring it with you.
* RELAX. Don't Stress :) We LOVE questions here. Please feel free to provide Donnell with a list of questions or concerns prior to our meeting and he'll be happy to address them during your time together.
Appointment Locations:
Most one on one appointments can be held in Donnell's office, located in Building CM 22, Room 240. If necessary, other locations can be arranged.
Cancelations:
If you need to cancel please do so as soon as possible.
FAU is transitioning to a new LMS over the 2016-2017 academic year. It is highly encouraged that you learn Canvas NOW to prepare yourself and your course for a Spring 2017 or Summer 2017 launch. For more information about the Canvas transition visit http://www.fau.edu/canvas.
