Practical Strategies for Driving AI Policy Adoption in Higher Ed
Hosted in partnership with Honorlock.
The initial AI policy is merely the starting line. This session addresses the critical next step: driving widespread, effective institutional adoption. We challenge the rigid “bulletproof” policy mindset and advocate for flexibility, AI accountability, and adaptation without compromising academic integrity.
Panelists will discuss the disconnect between AI policy and adoption and share strategies and frameworks to ensure graduates possess the in-demand AI fluencies, tools, and human-in-the-loop skills necessary for the modern workforce.
Participants will walk away with:
- Shift Policy Mindset: Learn why your initial AI policy is imperfect and discover a flexible framework for continuous adaptation and rapid iteration.
- Audit for Employability: Identify critical questions to ask potential employers to align your institution’s AI policy and assessments with real-world workforce skills.
- Implement Process Over Rules: Gain replicable change management strategies to drive AI tool adoption and fluency institution-wide.
This webcast will be free and open to all via Zoom. Register to receive the recording.
Speakers
Paul Morales
SVP of Information Security and Technology, Honorlock
Moderator
Michelle Singh
WCET Steering Committee, Vice President for Strategic Educational Alliances, University of North Texas