Building Skills that Transfer:

Analytics and AI in the Classroom Webinar Series

Building Skills that Transfer:

Analytics and AI in the Classroom Webinar Series

Educators are increasingly being asked to help students develop the skills to interpret data, work alongside AI, and make informed decisions in a rapidly changing professional landscape.

Whether you're new to teaching AI and analytics or looking to expand your current approach, these expert-led sessions will offer actionable strategies designed for forward-thinking instructors to help students build the skills they'll need for the future.

Register for the sessions that best align with your teaching goals and leave with practical approaches to assessment, data visualization, career readiness, and student engagement, supported by real-world examples.

Authentic Assessment in Action: Using Video and AI to Assess Student Learning

October 22nd, 2026 at 1:30pm EDT

Hosted by Jeff Fox, Associate Teaching Professor at Northern Kentucky University. Exploring how video capture can be a dependable tool for authentic assessments with AI Assistant to speed up student feedback.

Building Career-Ready Students in Higher Ed – Applied Data Analytics Using Microsoft Power Tools

October 27th, 2026 at 1pm EDT

Practical ways to teach data analytics and decision-making with Microsoft Power Tools.

Building Career-Ready Students in Higher Ed – Applied Data Analytics Using Microsoft Power Tools

October 28th, 2026 at 9am EDT

Practical ways to teach data analytics and decision-making with Microsoft Power Tools.

AI in the Computer Applications Course: Where to Start and What Works

November 9th, 2026 at 11AM EST

Learn how to integrate AI skills and Microsoft Copilot into your computer applications course.

 
AI Is Changing Cost Accounting: Is Your Course Keeping Up?

November 12th, 2026 at 1PM EST

See how AI and Data Analytics can revamp your Cost Accounting course!
 
AI is rapidly changing how accountants analyze information, solve problems, and make decisions. So what does that mean for the way we teach Cost Accounting?
 
AI Makes Mistakes: Will Your Students Catch Them Before Their Boss Does?

November 12th, 2026 at 12PM EST

AI is confident, even when it's wrong. Can students spot the mistakes?
 
In this session, authors John J. Wild and Jonathan Wild demonstrate how AI errors can become valuable learning opportunities. Through real introductory accounting examples, you'll see how students can apply core accounting concepts to evaluate AI-generated responses, identify inaccuracies, and explain what went wrong. You'll also explore classroom-tested AI Error Detection activities that help students move from simply using AI to thinking critically about it.
 
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Beyond Application Skills: Preparing Students for an AI-Powered Workplace

November 16th, 2026 at 11AM EST

How to help students build, validate, and showcase in-demand AI and Microsoft 365 skills.

From Data to Decisions: Helping Students Discover the "Why" Through Visualization and Storytelling

November 19th, 2026 at 11AM EST

Presented by authors - Vern Richardson and Ron Guymon - Explore how educators can help students move beyond the “what” to uncover the “why” through data visualization and storytelling within business analytics.

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