WCET Closer Conversation: Using the WCET AI Literacies Playbook
As generative AI reshapes the landscape of higher education, the challenge isn’t just adopting new tools—it’s redesigning our teaching, services, and policies to ensure human agency remains at the center.
Join the contributors of the WCET AI Literacies Playbook for an interactive discussion on how institutions can move from reactive experimentation to strategic, values-driven implementation. This session will explore the “AI literacies” necessary for faculty, staff, and leaders to collaborate across roles and make transparent, ethical choices about data and tools.
Drawing on the WCET AI Education Policy, Guideline, and Practice Ecosystem Framework, our discussion leaders will guide participants in grounding AI practice in the interdependent domains of pedagogy, operations, and governance.
Key Takeaways
- Holistic Institutional Alignment: Learn how to integrate AI literacies across pedagogy, operations, and governance to ensure technology strengthens learning rather than outsourcing human judgment.
- The “AI Literacies” Mindset: Shift from a single skill set to a “constellation” of eight dimensions of literacy, focusing on the ability to ask better questions, verify information, and collaborate across academic contexts.
- Framework-Driven Strategy: Discover how to apply global standards to your local campus values and constraints.
Registration for this event is free and open to current WCET members but limited to the first 75 registrations. Participants are invited to interact via video and/or chat. Closer Conversations are not recorded. Resources shared during the Closer Conversation will be emailed to registrants following the event.
If you need additional support to participate fully in this Closer Conversation, please email knawrocki@wiche.edu by January 13th.
Discussion Leaders
Angela Gunder
CEO and Founder, Opened Culture
Emma Zone
WCET Executive Council, Senior Director, Academic Affairs, D2L