Faculty, staff, researchers, and students are all invited to participate in a series of events where they can explore new technologies with their IT and ITS partners across campuses and focus areas.
The event series is called Emerging Tech Dialogues and is hosted by Ithaca Chief Information Officer Ben Maddox. Each day-long symposium is conducted on campus as well as in Zoom. The events are free of charge and the themes address current higher education technology trends and concerns.
As each event's date and theme is announced, the planning committee welcomes ideas for posters and breakout topic suggestions from Weill Cornell Medicine and Cornell Tech as well as the broader Ithaca campus. These suggestions can be made when participants register for each event.
Event Series
- October 15, 2024 - Emerging Tech Dialogues: Navigating Change
- May 29, 2024 - Emerging Tech Dialogue: Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education
News
- October 15 Navigating Change Facilitators Share Projects and Process Insights in Breakout Sessions
- Catalyzing Innovation Through AI at Cornell with Ayham Boucher Featured breakout session October 15
- Avoiding App-ocalypse with Phil Robinson Featured breakout session October 15
- October 15 Emerging Tech Dialogues: Navigating Change
- Help Shape the Next Emerging Tech Dialogue
- Successful Artificial Intelligence Event Inspires Large Audience on May 29
- AI in the Classroom Featured in Posters and Breakout Sessions May 29
- Jungles, Chatbots, and Bears, Oh My! An AI Perspective for Everyone May 29
- NYU Vice Provost for AI and Technology in Education Clay Shirky Shares Insights in Afternoon Keynote on May 29
- Explore Artificial Intelligence Opportunities May 29
- Hot Topics for May 29 Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education Symposium
- Kavita Bala Keynote Drives Morning Activities
- Announcing Emerging Tech Dialogues: Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education May 29
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Summary:
A series of community dialogues exploring developments and potential applications of new technologies that bring faculty, staff, students, and researchers from Ithaca, Cornell Tech, and Weill Cornell Medicine into a common conversation.
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