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Teaching and Learning with AI Conference
Friday June 12, 2026 1:00pm - 1:30pm EDT
This 10-minute presentation introduces a classroom assignment in which students design a multi-step creative AI prompt, run it across two different large language models, and iteratively revise the resulting outputs. By comparing how different systems respond to the same prompt, students learn to identify predictability, bias, and constraint in AI-generated writing. Guided iteration, remixing, and reflective self-assessment emphasize human agency, ethical judgment, and responsible use over efficiency or polish. The assignment offers a practical, adaptable framework for teaching critical engagement with generative AI through creative writing practice. (#writingpedagogy #responsibleAI #creativewriting)
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Stephanie Young

Associate Teaching Professor, Northeastern University
I am a writer and educator interested in what happens to writing when it becomes computational and contested. In my course Writing Creatively in the Age of AI, students experiment with large language models to surface questions about voice, authorship, ethical use, and the boundaries of human agency. I situate these questions within experimental and avant-garde writing traditions that have long engaged randomness, chance, and constraint... Read More →
Friday June 12, 2026 1:00pm - 1:30pm EDT
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