All year long my colleagues Chris Sharp, Joseph Julseth, and I host Tech Bytes, short seminars focused on teaching and learning with technology. Attendees learn about exciting new teaching tools and strategies while getting an opportunity to hear from folks across campus. I love hosting and attending, but I also love it when we get the chance to facilitate and share our own ideas. 

Last week we got a chance to host and facilitate a live Tech Byte from our Tech Kitchen (located in CITT Video Productions) in the style of a cooking show. Why a cooking show? That’s a great question, especially since Chris Sharp and I are both not that into cooking IRL. But cooking in the Tech Kitchen is another story—it’s exciting, goofy, and different. We get to transform technology and strategies into something digestible for everyone. 

I’ve gathered the recording and resources we shared below, so I hope you’ll check them out if you weren’t able to attend! If you like this style of Tech Byte and/or have other suggestions, please reach out to me at lmojeiko@ufl.edu.  

Tech Byte Recording and Cookbook 

• Recording of Tech Byte: AI Prompt Cookbook: Generative AI Recipes Designed to Enhance Teaching and Learning (54:09) 
• AI Prompt Cookbook 

Generative AI Tools Used: 

• OpenAI ChatGPT 
• Microsoft Bing Image Creator 

Additional Resources: 

• CITT Course Mapping Resource Guide 
• Dall-E 2 Prompt Book (for Image Generators) 
• TILT (Transparency in Learning and Teaching) 

More Ways to Get Involved: 

• Register for upcoming Tech Bytes
• Join the conversation in Microsoft Teams through the Educational Technology Community of Practice
• Apply to be a part of the Harnessing AI for Teaching and Learning Faculty Learning Community at the Center for Teaching Excellence 

Tags:  Course Design, Education Technology, Faculty Development, Instructional Design, Teaching, Technology