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The Educator’s AI Tool Kit | Part 1

Teaching and Assessing AI Conversations

Dr. Christin Kooti

Dr. Ali Jon (AJ) Kooti

About this webinar

Generative AI is transforming how we teach and learn, shifting the focus from final products to the creative process. This two-part webinar series equips educators with the “new essentials” of AI literacy: mastering the art of the prompt and evolving assessment strategies to meet the demands of an AI-integrated classroom.

Across two sessions, you will explore:

The Blueprint of a Prompt: How to teach the specific elements and conversational strategies that produce high-quality AI results

A New Mindset for Assessment: Why grading the input (the student’s prompt) is more critical than grading the output (the AI’s response)

Practical Assessment Frameworks: How to use real-world examples and specialized tips to effectively grade student-AI conversations

Avoiding AI Pitfalls: How to help students bypass common errors and hallucinations through better prompt engineering

Meet your presenters

Dr. Christin Kooti

Assistant Professor in Accounting

Georgia Gwinnett College

Dr. Christin Kooti is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Georgia Gwinnett College. Prior to entering academia, she spent 15 years working in local government accounting and finance. She enjoys bringing real-world governmental accounting experiences and practical case scenarios into the classroom to help students connect course concepts to professional practice. Dr. Kooti holds a Doctor of Business Administration in Accounting from Marshall University. Her research interests include audit, going concern opinions, fraud, governmental accounting, and the evolving role of technology and AI in the accounting profession.

Dr. Ali Jon (AJ) Kooti

Assistant Professor in Accounting

Georgia Gwinnett College

Dr. Ali Jon Kooti is an assistant professor of accountancy at Georgia Gwinnett College, with 14+ years of teaching experience. He holds a DBA in accounting from Marshall University and specializes in audit, fraud, CEO behavior, and AI in accounting. He has taught 100+ course sections and presents nationally on ethical AI use in higher education.

Dr. Christin Kooti

Assistant Professor in Accounting

Georgia Gwinnett College

Dr. Christin Kooti is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Georgia Gwinnett College. Prior to entering academia, she spent 15 years working in local government accounting and finance. She enjoys bringing real-world governmental accounting experiences and practical case scenarios into the classroom to help students connect course concepts to professional practice. Dr. Kooti holds a Doctor of Business Administration in Accounting from Marshall University. Her research interests include audit, going concern opinions, fraud, governmental accounting, and the evolving role of technology and AI in the accounting profession.

Dr. Ali Jon (AJ) Kooti

Assistant Professor in Accounting

Georgia Gwinnett College

Dr. Ali Jon Kooti is an assistant professor of accountancy at Georgia Gwinnett College, with 14+ years of teaching experience. He holds a DBA in accounting from Marshall University and specializes in audit, fraud, CEO behavior, and AI in accounting. He has taught 100+ course sections and presents nationally on ethical AI use in higher education.

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Build career readiness across disciplines

Discover Stukent Simternships and courseware that help you create hands-on, career-focused learning experiences for your students.

Build career readiness across disciplines

Discover Stukent Simternships and courseware that help you create hands-on, career-focused learning experiences for your students.