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Tiger instructors, office staff explore optimized use of AI in education

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Reinforcing the institution’s innovation in education toward universityhood, the Academic and Business Development Unit of Naga College Foundation, Inc. (NCF) led a seminar-workshop titled ‘Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Teaching’ on July 14, 15, and 17 at the Lemon Residences, Magsaysay Avenue, Naga City.

The three-day faculty development program initiated meaningful discourses on AI—a contemporary tool that aims to establish a practical and convenient teaching and learning approach in modern-day classroom instruction.

Faculty members from across colleges, along with select non-teaching personnel, actively engaged in the seminar-workshop that sought to optimize AI as an aid in the learning delivery, academic research, and seamless business transactions at the Tiger’s domain.

Faculty members from across colleges, along with select non-teaching personnel, actively engaged in the seminar-workshop that sought to optimize AI as an aid in learning delivery, academic research, and seamless business transactions within the Tigers’ domain.

Demystifying AI in Education, AI in Teaching, Integration of AI in Research, and AI in Statistics were among the key topics discussed by Mr. Jason Keith Boñaga, Vice President for Sustainability, Innovation, and Enterprise Development; Dr. Rolando R. Lansigan, Compliance and Monitoring Chief of the National Privacy Commission (NPC); Dr. Ronel B. Simon, Research Director; and Dr. Manuel Tanpoco, Chairperson of the Department of Decision Sciences and Innovation, De La Salle University (DLSU) Manila, respectively.

In an inspirational message, Dr. Nora Elizabeth F. Maniquiz, Vice President for Academic Affairs, expressed her gratitude to her fellow educators for their presence and unwavering commitment to nurturing learners.

“I appreciate everyone who joined us in this three-day session of workshops. It just goes to show how committed you are to your profession because you want the students to learn from you through these new contemporary skills,” Dr. Maniquiz remarked.

Further, such an activity once more demonstrates the institution’s ceaseless pursuit towards equipping its workforce and stakeholders with 21st century skills to effectively transform their QuEST for learning at the Home of the Champions.

Also present in support of the event were Dr. Aida P. Osea, Executive Vice President for External Linkages; Dr. Edwin Bernal, Vice President for Academic and Business Development; Mr. Nico A. Ogarte, Assistant Vice President for Research, Innovation, Extension, and Sustainability; and Ms. Lorence Aster B. Pellejera, Dean of the College of Accountancy and Finance. | via Dedrei Labordo