In this webinar cohosted by Packback and The League for Innovation in the Community College, the panelists discussed the skills students will need to develop in order to be effective and efficient users of AI. Additionally, the panelists discussed associated topics such as, how instructors and institutions can communicate and teach ethical use of AI, and how to equitably utilize generative AI in classrooms and assignments.

Cynthia Wilson, VP for Learning and Chief Impact Officer of The League for Innovation in the Community College provided opening remarks. Panelists Kelsey Behringer (Packback COO) and Heather Olson (Director of Online Teaching and Learning Experience at Florida Southwestern State College) discussed how generative AI works, how it may transform assignments, and how community colleges can use AI to achieve greater student success and previously impossible levels of personalization of feedback for students through instructional AI tools like Packback.