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Why Generative AI? Reasons to Embrace the AI Renaissance

DELTA Faculty Fellow Sarah Khan Explores the Relevance of AI for Future Business Leaders

Future Business Leaders
Inspired by Simon Sinek’s “Start with Why,” approach, Khan explores the impact of AI for future business leaders by consulting with experts on the topic. Learn about the key takeaways from her research by reading her article and watching her video.

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Collaborative Research Highlights Value of Inclusive Course Design in Fostering Student Success

Initial findings of new research conducted jointly by DELTA Research and the Office for Faculty Excellence suggest a strong correlation between inclusive teaching practices and positive outcomes for students including increased feelings of belonging, perceptions of instructor caring, overall course satisfaction and course performance. 
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DELTA Express Grants Fall 2024 Recipients

DELTA has awarded a total of 13 Express Grants stretching across eight colleges. There were six Course Mapping, two Course Accessibility and five Instructional Tools Grants accepted for the fall. DELTA Express Grants differ from DELTA Grants in that they are shorter and more directed toward course improvement which will last a semester as opposed… 

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24 Years of Digital Innovation: How DELTA Supports NC State Faculty

At the vanguard of digital higher education opportunities, NC State DELTA leads the way in fostering extraordinary digital learning experiences. Rediscover our pillar programs to support instructor innovation and student success. 
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October IDIG Session: AI at Work

This session hosted by the Instructional Design Interest Group (IDIG) will be a crash course into the world of artificial intelligence — exploring its transformative potential in the workplace. You will learn about ways AI can enhance productivity, ethical issues and more! 
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September IDIG Session

Join the Instructional Design Interest Group for a discussion about AI’s impact on designing course content to counteract AI-driven cheating. The overarching goal is to enhance students’ AI literacy with a practical understanding of AI’s potential and limitations. 

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