events

Introduction to podcasting, including recording, editing and publishing.

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

Explore Virtual Reality (VR) and spatial computing with hands-on VR/XR and Vision Pro demos. Create your own experiences and test your skills on a retro gaming console.

VR features: HTC Vive VR Headsets with access to titles including Fruit Ninja, Beat Saber, Google Earth VR, and VR Anatomy; Apple Vision Pro Demo 

Retro game stations: Nintendo NES Mini with access to 620 classic video game titles 
 

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. 

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

Description: Curious about ChatGPT Edu and what it can do for you, but not sure where to start? This introductory workshop offers a guided tour of the secure, CSU-licensed version of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, available to all active SFSU faculty, staff, and students. You’ll learn what ChatGPT Edu is, how to access and navigate the platform, and how key features can support productivity and learning in various contexts. By the end of the session, you’ll be ready to explore ChatGPT Edu in your own work.

This workshop is brought to you by the AI Literacy Education Program.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand what ChatGPT Edu is and what its benefits are
• Access and navigate ChatGPT Edu through the SFSU workspace
• Identify and explore key features for productivity and learning

Duration: 60 minutes

Description: This course explores the critical analysis of generative AI to support responsible use of this technology. Learn why misinformation and biases may occur in AI-generated content, and explore the technology’s security and environmental implications. Through collaborative activities and reflective discussions, participants will develop a critical mindset to evaluate AI outputs for quality and ethical considerations.

This course is an elective that counts toward receiving a digital badge for the AI Literacy Education Program.   

Objectives: In this course, you will learn to:  

• Identify ethical and security considerations related to AI
• Describe how misinformation and biases occur in AI content
• Critically evaluate AI content for accuracy and biases

Duration: 60 minutes

Experience Level: Basic familiarity with generative AI chatbots like Microsoft Copilot or ChatGPT

Description: This course offers a focused exploration of prompting and iteration strategies for generative AI chatbots. Through collaborative, hands-on activities and interactive exercises, participants will learn to write clear, effective prompts, apply refinement techniques, and assess AI-generated outputs for accuracy and relevance to achieve more reliable and useful results in a variety of practical contexts.

This course is required to receive a digital badge for the AI Literacy Education Program.

Objectives: In this course, you will learn to: 

• Write effective prompts to get accurate and useful results from AI tools
• Refine and improve AI outputs using practical feedback and iteration techniques
• Evaluate AI-generated content to determine its accuracy and relevance to your needs

Duration: 60 minutes

Experience Level: Basic familiarity with generative AI chatbots like Microsoft Copilot or ChatGPT

Description: This course introduces generative AI to those with little or no prior experience engaging with this emerging technology. Participants obtain a foundational understanding of generative AI, its associated opportunities and implications, and basic strategies for composing and iterating prompts. Participants will engage in hands-on interaction with AI chatbots (Microsoft Copilot or OpenAIChatGPT) to begin generating practical outputs for a variety of use cases.

This course is an elective that counts toward receiving a digital badge for the AI Literacy Education Program.   

Objectives: In this course, you will learn to:  

• Summarize what generative AI is, how it works, and how it differs from other AI types
• Describe accuracy and ethical considerations associated with generative AI
• Identify task-related opportunities with generative AI
• Apply foundational prompting strategies to produce practical outputs with generative AI chatbots

Duration: 60 minutes

Experience Level: Little or no familiarity with generative AI and/or AI chatbots necessary

Introduction to podcasting, including recording, editing and publishing.

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