Workshop Highlights
- Live Instruction: Join us for two half-days of live, interactive sessions (available in-person and via Zoom), led by Blaine Fisher, covering both basic and advanced Canvas features.
- Hands-On Implementation: Transform your knowledge by implementing your new skills with guided activities, access to detailed tutorials, and drop-in Zoom support sessions.
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Expert Guidance: Learn directly how to upload and customize the Canvas course template on day one.
- Ongoing Resources: Gain access to a wealth of resources and continued support to enhance your teaching experience throughout your tenure at Tulane.
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Register for Upcoming Workshops!
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Monday, January 13
First Day of Classes | Spring 2025
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(W.A.V.E.) AI Fundamentals
- Tuesday, January 14 | 1pm - 2:30pm
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This workshop, designed for the faculty of Tulane University, delves into the captivating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI). It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of AI's evolution, its current applications, and a glimpse into its future possibilities. The session will specifically focus on the diverse AI platforms available today, such as ChatGPT, Bard, and Claude, each showcasing unique strengths and functionalities.
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Unlocking the Power of Adobe Express
- Wednesday, January 22 | 1pm to 2pm
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Join the ILC for a comprehensive look at Adobe Express. This workshop is taking place both in-person and online via ZOOM.
Monday, January 20
MLK Holiday | No Teach Anywhere Office Hours
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Spring 2025 Teach Anywhere Office Hours will take place Mondays and Thursdays from 12pm to 1pm both online via ZOOM and you are welcome to visit us in-person [HTML Suite 300].
Beginning today, Monday, January 6
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| The Future of AI in 2025: A Realistic Look at Trends, Opportunities, and How to Stay Ahead
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Article by
Blaine Fisher, Ph.D., MS, MA, NRP, PG-Cert
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a central force reshaping industries, from healthcare and finance to retail and education. While media headlines and industry experts often present lofty predictions—some verifiable, some speculative—what does the landscape of AI in 2025 actually look like? How much of the buzz around AI adoption, AI-driven productivity gains, or the emergence of autonomous agents holds up under scrutiny? This article aims to offer a balanced perspective, distilling current research and realistic forecasts, while acknowledging both the promise and the limitations of AI.
A Snapshot of AI Adoption Today
Despite rampant discussions about AI’s skyrocketing adoption, reliable data indicates that current usage figures are more modest than the most dramatic headlines suggest. According to reputable surveys, such as IBM’s Global AI Adoption Index 2023 and McKinsey & Company’s 2023 State of AI report, around 35% of companies worldwide report using some form of AI, with a subset of these organizations employing AI across multiple departments. While it’s clear AI is no longer a fringe technology, the oft-cited claim that “80% of businesses use AI as a core technology” does not align with verified numbers. Reality points to a continuing upward trajectory, but we’re not yet at near-total saturation.
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