How can educators integrate, interrogate, and respond to AI without losing what matters most in the classroom? Join facilitator Carter Moulton (Educational Developer, Colorado School of Mines, USA) as we outline a set of practical, human-centered classroom activities to foster critical engagement with AI while also deepening human connections in the classroom. Shuffling through the Analog Inspiration card deck and its recently released expansion, we'll explore innovative approaches to AI integration that promote values-driven teaching, increase intrinsic motivation, and preserve productive friction. Cards played will include concepts such as "joy," "friction," "sustainability," "responsibility," "celebration," and "problem identification." Ultimately, our collective reflection on human values, skills, and concerns can help anchor our pedagogical work in a time of exhausting uncertainty. 

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• Promoting Human-Centered Pedagogy in the Age of AI - interview (free)
• Exploring the Ethics of GenAI with Students - webinar recording (free)
• Getting Creative (and Critical) with AI Literacy - interview (free)
• AI Boundaries: Setting the Rules of Engagement for Your Classroom - webinar recording (sign in to view, or start a free 10-day trial).