This course will help you to understand, practice and learn how to apply within your own training / teaching / consulting practice AI’s abilities to enhance efficiency and create engaging, personalized content while mitigating its risks and limitations, such as amplifying biases: 

• First, understand the state of the art in terms of relevant generative AI tools and abilities;
• Then, explore use cases for AI ranging from the everyday (automating routine tasks) to the strategic (enhancing workshop design, inspiring audiences with new interactive formats, simulating realistic intercultural interactions to let learners to practice their skills in safe and controlled environments, etc.);
• Discuss different ethical considerations and limitations around AI and how to use it responsibly; 
• Develop and practice hands-on skills in creating, analyzing, and modifying AI content using a real-world assignment and / or your own project.

In this course, you will learn how to help yourself—and those you work with—so that you/they can better:

• • Appreciate the fundamentals of generative Artificial Intelligence as specifically relevant to intercultural / diversity / related training / learning facilitation;
  • Consider a wide variety of AI use cases (illustrated by real-world examples) that can strengthen your work;
  • Establish personal ethical guidelines for the use of AI in your work;
  • Develop / strengthen your AI skills using relevant tools and strategies.

Upon successful completion of the program, you will receive a Certificate of Participation listing 6 contact learning hours. 

This course presents insights and real-world use examples , engages in discussion about ethical considerations, and has hands-on sample activities of different generative AI tools and strategies. You are strongly encouraged to bring your own device (laptop, tablet, smart phone) in order to experiment with these tools / approaches, but may also be paired with a colleague if you wish to have more of an “observer” role.

This course is for you if you are a trainer/multiplier/educator/consultant who is

• Seeking to understand (more) ways in which AI can enhance your effectiveness and reach;
• Interested in exploring ethical considerations around AI as relates to intercultural, DEI, global learning and similar work: What are watch-outs and limitations? What are our responsibilities in using AI?;
• Looking to try out different AI tools and test various potential strategies while receiving expert guidance and feedback from fellow colleagues.

You should already have at least a preliminary understanding of and experience with —either through your own work or participation in ‘training for trainers’ type programs— intercultural, DEI, global learning, and the greater Differences field. 

Contact us at info@iddifferences.org if you have questions about the suitability of this course for your circumstances.