Adjunct Instructor for Introduction to Generative AI - remote
american national universityHouston, TX
Adjunct Instructor for Introduction to Generative AI - remote
american national universityHouston, TXMid L4
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Job description:
American National University (ANU) seeks an online instructor for our Introduction to Generative AI course, fluent in Spanish or English.
Candidates with teaching experience in distance education, specifically using the Canvas LMS, will be given preference.
Must be available to teach 2-hour evening synchronous classes via Zoom Monday through Friday once every two weeks.
Minimum qualifications include:
- Master's degree from an appropriately accredited institution in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Information Technology, Data Science, Information Systems, Cybersecurity, Educational Technology, or a closely related discipline.
- Professional qualifications
- Demonstrated knowledge and practical experience using generative AI technologies.
- Experience evaluating AI-generated content, including accuracy, bias, reliability, and ethical considerations.
- Demonstrated understanding of responsible AI implementation, privacy, intellectual property, and academic integrity.
Additional requirements:
Relevant professional certifications are preferred.
Prior teaching experience is preferred.
Qualified candidates interested in learning more about this opportunity should apply on Indeed with a resume or CV demonstrating the required qualifications. Qualified candidates will be notified by email and must submit copies of all transcripts for further consideration
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