Project Outcomes

The FIT project Instructional Technology for Human-Centered AI: A Multidisciplinary Collaboration aims to foster AI literacy and provide a foundation for critical engagement with AI-driven tools and their broader implications, partnering with SUNY campuses at Old Westbury, Buffalo, and Monroe Community College who will develop case studies on AI-assisted collections management initiatives for arts and cultural organizations and attract scholars of Responsible and Inclusive Technologies Research.

Project currently ongoing

This project develops AI-powered creative problem-solving tools, combining SUNY Buffalo State’s expertise in creativity training with discipline-specific expertise from other SUNY schools to create customized OER large language model bots that facilitate students' creative thinking and AI literacy across multiple disciplines and multiple SUNY institutions.

Project currently ongoing

This project assembles an inter-campus team of teachers and students to co-create knowledge and best practices for teaching writing in the Age of AI.

Project currently ongoing

This collaboration among SUNY institutions will create an online CoP on AI academic integrity that will provide a forum for faculty members across various SUNY campuses to exchange information and opinions on AI academic integrity.

Project currently ongoing

This project advances AI-powered teaching and learning across SUNY by enhancing adaptive learning platforms, developing interdisciplinary curricula, and promoting sustainable, responsible use of AI through research, OER creation, and community engagement.

Project currently ongoing