Assessment Strategies for Student Use of AI
February 10, 2026
12noon to 1:00PM Eastern Time
This workshop explores effective assessment strategies for courses incorporating AI-related activities and assignments. It was designed with faculty as the intended audience but could also serve as a model that Teaching and Learning center can adapt for use at their own institutions. The well-received workshop has been attended by more than 125 faculty in recent months.
Objectives:
• Examine diverse assessment approaches specifically designed for AI-enhanced coursework.
• Use an AI Assessment Scale to identify the desired level of AI use in a specific assignment and consider ways to communicate those expectations to students.
• After viewing exemplars and demonstrations, discussion methods for thoughtfully evaluating AI-assisted student work.
• Use AI to develop rubrics and design authentic assessments that meaningfully measure learning outcomes in the evolving landscape of AI.
Presenters:
Lance Eaton, Senior Associate Director – AI in Teaching and Learning,
Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning Through Research (CATLR) Northeastern University
Gail Matthews-DeNatale, Senior Associate Director for Strategic Development, Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning Through Research (CATLR) Northeastern University
Cost: this event is free for NEean members, and costs $15 for non-members.
An email will be sent to registrants on February 9
with log in information for the webinar.
Notification of Session Recording
Please be advised that this session will be recorded and the recording shared with attendees and NEean members.
