ONLINE COMMUNITIES
An online community is being designed to foster ongoing peer-to-peer conversations about topics, resources, news, and events related to AI and theological education. This community is hosted on Slack, a versatile collaboration platform that works seamlessly across devices, enabling chat, resource sharing, and much more.
In this online space, participants share insights from events, including analyses of the chat and responses to questions that could not be addressed during the live session.
To join the community, email Michael Hemenway at hemenway@ats.edu
FUTURING SURVEY
Building on the fantastic futuring activities, Joel Murphy and the Futuring Hub will distribute a survey to gather more data on what trends are currently shaping and could further change theological education in the future. Stay tuned for information from the Futuring Hub with instructions on how to participate in this survey.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Helpfully Engaging AI in the Field
CONTACT
Michael Hemenway, Director of Design and Data Science
The Association of Theological Schools
hemenway@ats.edu
More information can be found at: atla.com
AI Office Hours: Chris Rosser and Michael Hanegan are offering a weekly drop-in hour every Wednesday at 1 p.m. ET.
This is an open and informal space for anyone to drop in and ask questions, share new ideas or practices, and to share in the ongoing exploration of the intersection of AI and theological education.
For AI office hours, contact Micahel Hemenway: hemenway@ats.edu