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Generative AI as a Tool to Create Prompts for Role-Playing Simulations

June 6, 2025
12 - 1:30pm EDT
Multipurpose Room 324 (also online), Scott-Bates Commons Scott-Bates Commons
Homewood Campus
Registration is required
This event is free

Who can attend?

  • Faculty
  • Staff

Contact

WSE Center for Teaching and Learning Design, Faculty Forward Academy

Description

In this interactive 90-minute workshop, participants will learn how to design effective prompts for generative artificial intelligence (AI) to create role-playing simulations that immerse students in meaningful, authentic learning experiences. The session will cover techniques for crafting prompts that engage learners, provide scaffolding, foster critical thinking, and simulate real-world scenarios across diverse educational contexts.

By aligning AI-driven simulations with specific learning objectives, educators can enhance student understanding of content, support the development of process skills, and promote metacognitive strategies. Participants will leave with practical strategies and examples they can apply immediately to incorporate generative AI role-play into their own teaching practices.

This workshop is co-hosted by the Whiting School of Engineering and the School of Education.

Attendees may attend this workshop in person or online. The in-person event is limited to 30 registrants.

Who can attend?

  • Faculty
  • Staff

Registration

Registration is required

Please register in advance here for the in-person workshop. JHED login required.

Please register in advance here for the virtual workshop. JHED login required.

Contact

WSE Center for Teaching and Learning Design, Faculty Forward Academy