LIVE Learning Innovation Seminar
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The CCC: Radical Collaboration for Innovation Across Disciplines
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Wednesday March 18 | 12p-1p | 1400 18th Ave S A2009
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This week's Learning Innovation Seminar will explore connections between LIVE and the College of Connected Computing (CCC). Matthew Johnson-Roberson, inaugural Dean of the CCC will introduce its distinctive "computing for all" model, which embeds computational thinking and AI literacy across disciplines. Together we'll explore points of alignment and opportunities for collaboration between the CCC and LIVE.
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The CCC's model centers on radical interdisciplinary collaboration, enabled by joint faculty appointments and collaborative degree programs, to address real-world complexity across disciplines. This structure creates innovation opportunities at the intersection of computing, education, engineering, medicine, business, and the arts. Dean Johnson-Roberson will describe the CCC’s approach and set the stage for conversation.
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Join us Wednesday for an exciting session. Pizza and drinks provided.
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AI & Education in Organizations Talk
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The Development and Evaluation of Olivia: A Generative AI Platform for Coaching Leadership Skills
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Join Peabody College, the College for Connected Computing and LIVE on Thursday March 19 from 11a-12p in Mayborn 117
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Affiliated Upcoming Events
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How Does Data Shape Our World and Habits?
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Tuesday March 17 12:15p-1:15p | Central Library | Suite 200
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New GenAI Writing Competition Theme
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Join the Peabody Library each month for an exciting new challenge that brings together creativity and cutting-edge technology by inviting students to co-create short writing pieces using generative AI tools like Gemini, Amplify, ChatGPT, and Claude.
This month's challenge is March Metamorphosis that invites students to write a short story about a technology that changes the world in an unexpected way, practically, socially or morally.
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Collaborate with your favorite AI writing tools to craft your piece, then submit your work by March 27, 2026. Winning submissions (based on both judges and student's selections) will receive prizes! Full details in the poster above or for more information, visit the Peabody Library or reach out to Cazembe Kennedy.
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LIVE Student Horizon Grant - Applications Open
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The LIVE Student Horizon Grant offers up to $1,000 to support LIVE students in presenting their research at an international conference. This grant is designed to supplement gaps in grant funding and to offset travel expenses to foster academic and professional growth for student members of the LIVE community.
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| March 25
AI, Big Data and Privacy: Lessons from the 19th Century
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Sarah Igo, Dept. of History
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| April 1
Agentic Workflows and Architectures for Aligning Learning Goals, Assignments, and Instructor Feedback
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Charreau Bell, Computer Science
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| April 8
LIVE Ignite Grants: Early Project Insights
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Reality Remix: Integrating Technology & Emotional Insight | Eric Park | Owen
Math Mysteries: Decoding Learning's Hidden Curriculum | Joanne Golann, LPO & Bethany Rittle-Johnson, Psychology | Peabody
Eyes on Companion: Tracking Empathy Through Gaze | Peter Chesney, CHPP & Yael Vishnizki-Levi, Art | A&S
Exploring AI Ethics in the Classroom with Agents of ViTAL: Ethics Mission | Sarah Burriss & Namrata Srivastava | CCC
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Explore the Spring 2026 LIVE Learning Innovation Seminar Series at the link below
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You can find the latest information about the LIVE Learning Innovation Incubator and our Learning Innovation Series on our website. Got this announcement forwarded to you? Sign-up for our mailing list to receive invitations to our events and find out about our latest initiatives.
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email us - LIVE@vanderbilt.edu
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1400 18th Avenue South | Suite 3002 | Nashville, TN 37212 US
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