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Google Gemini LTI is available in Canvas, inviting faculty and students to explore and discover the power of AI-enhanced teaching and learning.

UNC Charlotte is committed to leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance our academic and administrative work. To ensure ethical and responsible use, we’ve established key guidelines for everyone in our community.

UNC Charlotte faculty, staff, and students now have access to a new online training course: “Getting Started with Prompts for Generative AI.” Whether you’re new to AI or just looking to sharpen your skills, this course offers a practical introduction to writing effective prompts utilizing university approved AI tools.

Master generative AI tools to elevate learning in the digital age and earn a digital badge by participating in the Next-Generation Learning with Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools professional certificate program.

As we continue to leverage Zoom for meetings, lectures, and collaborative work, it’s important to understand the various accessibility features available to us. 

H5N1 is no longer just a threat to poultry farms. It’s a fast-evolving virus with a growing ability to infect mammals — including cows and humans — and scientists at UNC Charlotte have the data to prove it.

Children depend on their parents to keep them out of harm’s way. Fast forward a few decades; as parents age, adult children often feel the responsibility to return the favor to make sure their elderly loved ones live safely and healthily while aging.

UNC Charlotte is offering faculty, staff, and students access to CAISY, a cutting-edge AI simulator designed to enhance communication and interpersonal skills. CAISY provides a safe, interactive environment to practice navigating real-world workplace scenarios.

A collaboration between UNC Charlotte professor of chemistry Kirill Afonin and researchers from the National Cancer Institute and National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, Marina Dobrovolskaia and Alexey Zakharov, respectively, is bringing this reality closer than ever.

Using AI to evaluate and grow leaders’ skills, boost team performance. George Banks, co-director of the Center for Leadership Science and chair of UNC Charlotte’s Department of Management in the Belk College of Business, didn’t start his career intending to reshape how we think about leadership development.