As part of Auburn University's efforts to expand artificial intelligence (AI) training to higher education institutions, the university is currently partnering with the Alabama Community College System to provide 4,000 24-year two-year instructors in the state. We provide educational courses using AI to the above teachers. institution.

As an expansion of the university's AI teaching and learning initiative, the partnership will enable faculty at Alabama's community colleges and technical schools to complete online courses developed by Auburn's Visio Center, now part of the Southeastern Conference It is available to faculty at all member institutions. This partnership is part of the system's broader workforce readiness initiative, led by Paths for Success Foundation, to provide Alabamians with advanced skills, certifications and certifications through two-year colleges.

“Our state's communities and technical colleges boast top-notch instructors who are dedicated to student success. As the world continues to change, our collaboration with Auburn's Visio Center and Path for Success allows us to Our faculty are at the forefront of technology and continue to educate Alabama's current and future workforce,'' said Jimmy H. Baker, president of the Alabama Community College System.

Upon completing the AI ​​course, faculty will learn advanced AI principles and best practices by completing eight virtual interactive modules that combine course structure with hands-on exercises and collaborative tools. Currently, more than 155,000 students across the state's two-year system are enrolled and pursuing academic and workforce programs through dual enrollment, technical training, adult education, and community education initiatives. . By linking AI principles and practices to the program, faculty who complete the course will earn her AUAI Explorer digital badge.

This partnership will help community college instructors demystify the world of AI and leverage its capabilities in and out of the classroom. More than 50 institutions have already signed up to join the course, with plans to expand to other schools.Course recruitment is as follows Governor Ivey’s Executive Order 738 Establish a task force focused on advances in generative artificial intelligence that will benefit Alabama residents.

“The City of Auburn is pleased to partner with two-year institutions to support the state's higher education goals,” said Auburn Governor Vini Nathan. “Alabama Community Colleges play a critical role in the higher education system and are essential to advancing our shared goal of ensuring our workforce is knowledgeable and trained in AI.” .”

For more information about Auburn's AI-powered education courses, please visit: Auburn Visio Center Website.