SITT 2026 will include live panels on September 10 to give SITT attendees and asynchronous presenters a chance to ask and answer questions and briefly discuss the on-demand talks. We encourage attendees to watch the talks and to submit a question for a particular speaker or speakers ahead of time using the SITT 2026 Panel Questions survey.
The panel speakers will be divided into two concurrent sessions in one Zoom room, arranged by theme to encourage discussion. Using the breakout rooms feature, the audience will have a chance to interact with presenters in small groups moderated by SITT faculty advisors. Use the schedule below to select the session you find most interesting; attendees will be sorted in breakout rooms once the meeting begins.
Note: These panels will be a live-only feature of SITT 2026 and will not be recorded.
Session A
12-12:25pm
- Julia Chamberlain: Using Pensive AI for Chemistry Learning and Assessment
- Whitney Duim: Exam wrappers for reflection and growth
- Debbie Fetter: Beyond Polling: Using Mentimeter to Increase Engagement and Belonging
12:25-12:50pm
- Erik Fausak, Melinda Livas, and Rayan Mansoor: Developing Student-Driven AI Literacy Modules for the Library
- Marshall McMunn: Leveraging Digital Ecosystems for Collaborative Undergraduate Research
- Patricia Turner: Levels of Analysis: A framework for maintaining AI alignment across course design elements
Session B
12-12:25pm
- Marcella Gonsalves: Using AI to Create Human-Centered Learning: A Case-Based Simulation for Public Health Education
- Joel Ledford: Integrating AI into an Online Programming Course
- Anthony Thomas: Using Smartphone Sensors to Teach Engineering Problem Solving
12:25-12:50pm
- Carolyn Gubala: Student-Centered Approach: Using Outcomes to Guide Assignment Design
- Angelica Guercio: Belonging Through Practice at Scale: Using Canvas Text Assignments to Foster Identity in Large Courses
- Mona Monfared: Embedding Science of Learning Tips in a High-Enrollment Biochemistry Course
- Mark Verbitsky: How I’m Trying to Detect and Adapt to AI
Stick around from 12:50-1pm for Dr. Andy’s SITT 2026 Poem and the Friday Preview!