events

In this first AI: Cases and Conversations session, Dr. Anisha Singh, Assistant Professor of Psychology, will share how she uses Codex to assist with quantitative data analysis. Dr. Singh will demonstrate how Codex can function as a research analyst, not just a code generator, within her own researcher-directed workflow. Learn how Codex can implement and document work while the researcher remains firmly in the driver’s seat, defining questions and models, interpreting findings and verifying results.

Come join us to explore this approach and share your own insights about using AI for data analysis.

AI: Cases and Conversations

The AI: Cases and Conversations series features members of the SFSU community sharing how they use AI to support their academic or professional work.

Sessions offer:

• Practical examples grounded in real and emerging use cases
• Participative reflection, discussion, and collective learning
• Meaningful inquiry about the value of AI tools across disciplines and in everyday use

Learn about possibilities, compare approaches, and consider how colleagues’ and peers’ experiences might inform your own perspective and practice with AI.

Learn the basics of 3D printing and 3D modeling, from design in TinkerCAD to operating the Ultimaker 3 and Ultimaker S5 printers.

Join us for a beginner-friendly watercolor event! A Studio Art major student will be available to assist you as you explore watercolor. All materials will be provided. Learn techniques that you can use to create your own Thanksgiving cards, decorations, and other seasonal projects!

Adobe Student Academy Livestream North America Fall 2026 | Day 2

Join us for a live, virtual event!

Tuesday, 17 November 2026 12:00pm CST

Adobe Student Academy Livestream North America Fall 2026 | Day 1

Join us for a live, virtual event!

Monday, 16 November 2026 12:00pm CST

Learn the essentials of starting your own podcast in this beginner-friendly workshop. We’ll cover the basics of planning, recording, editing, and publishing, plus tips on choosing equipment and sharing your show with listeners. Perfect for anyone curious about podcasting or ready to launch their first episode.

The Digital Media Studio and MakerSpace is hosting an open house event, open to all SFSU students, faculty and staff. 

Learn about 3D printing, virtual reality (VR), podcasting, audio mixing, Internet-of-Things, micro-controllers, robotics, video/audio equipment checkout and much more.

The open house will also feature special presentations of student projects with edge computing, artificial intelligence, and more.

Ready to get started with DesignPLUS?

During this third session, we’ll start with a deeper dive into Content Blocks, which are essential for structuring and arranging content. We’ll then explore some additional DesignPLUS tools, including fun Interactive elements to support student learning, along with Accordions, Expanders, and Tabs to chunk content and manage cognitive load. We’ll conclude with a closer look at the built-in Accessibility checkers that allow us to review and resolve issues directly in the flow of work. 

Ready to get started with DesignPLUS?

In this second session, we’ll learn how to use DesignPLUS to style existing content that was originally created using standard Canvas tools. This will be a common scenario for many faculty who update courses that they previously built. After that, we’ll create an engaging and informative course home page using a template aligned with pedagogical best practices. 

Ready to get started with DesignPLUS?

During this first session, we’ll get our feet wet with the DesignPLUS Sidebar, a toolkit for creating engaging and impactful courses in Canvas. We’ll also learn how to create a basic content page using various DesignPLUS elements. This will lay a strong foundation for success as we continue building our skills in Sessions 2 and 3.