WAC LIAISONS - LIAISONS Certificate Rubric

Outcomes and Rubric for LIAISONS Certificate

Outcomes

After finishing a LIAISONS Certificate, candidates will be able to:

Describe a human-centered, ethical approach to teaching students about the strengths and weaknesses of AI as it might be used in the candidate’s discipline.
Create activities that will build students’ AI literacy.
Explain specifically how AI workshops have informed their teaching.
Talk with students respectfully, ethically, and compassionately about AI, thereby positively impacting the student/teacher relationship.

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Rubric
Criteria	Absent or Below Basic (0-1)	Proficient (2-3)	Advanced (4)
3 required workshops + 1 additional workshop or event have been completed.
500-700-word reflection: Description of how candidate is building students’ and own AI literacy is relevant, compassionate, ethical, and human-centered. Activity described would help build AI literacy for students and/or instructor. Links AI workshops to human-centered, ethical changes in teaching. Reflects on how conversations about AI have impacted relationship with students.	Meets 0-1 of these criteria	Meets 2-3 of these criteria	Consistently meets all criteria.
Reflection explains specifically the ways in which WAC theories and practices will inform the candidate's future teaching.	Rarely engages with WAC theory/practices.	Sometimes describes impact of WAC theory/practices.	Clearly describes impact of WAC theory/practices.
Two Successes:
Two Challenges:
Committee's Decision:

Contact: Dr. Leslie Bruce, Faculty Fellow
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm
Location: GH 435
Phone: 657-278-3155
Email: wac@fullerton.edu

WAC LIAISONS is located in Gordon Hall (formerly University Hall), Room 435.

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Mailing Address:
California State University, Fullerton
WAC LIAISONS, GH 435
800 North State College
P.O. Box 6850
Fullerton, CA 92831