Britt Dzioba

Friday, November 1 (3:10-3:40) Presenters Session Description As Generative AI tools become increasingly prevalent in educational settings, it is essential to foster a collaborative approach involving educators and students in exploring the ethical implications of these new technologies. This proposal highlights a recent initiative where learning specialists, a classroom instructor, and students worked together to…

Friday, November 1 (2:00-3:00) Presenters Session Description This interactive session will introduce participants to the Association for Learning Technology’s Framework for Ethical Learning Technology (FELT). Through collaborative discussions, we’ll explore how this framework can inform decision-making processes when selecting, implementing, and using educational technologies. If you’re able to, please review ALT’s Framework for Ethical Learning…

Friday, November 1 (1:30-2:00) Presenters Session Description We’ve all seen it, especially this year. AI is trying harder than ever to get into our ed tech. Recently, the Information and Privacy Commisioner in Ontario concluded that McMaster University’s implementation of AI proctoring and lockdown browser was not compliant with FIPPA. It was recommended that McMaster conduct Algorithmic…

Friday, November 1 (1:00-1:30) Presenters Session Description This 20 minute presentation will explore, through design experience with online course development, rather than specific tools, the thoughtful and often unsung considerations and steps needed in order to develop rich, engaging and accessible content. Like a “physical” body, the building of an e-learning course is composed of…