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Digital Fluency Learning Series: What AI Fluency Actually Requires
Digital Fluency Learning Series: What AI Fluency Actually Requires
Nov 24, 2026
12:00PM to 1:00PM
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Date(s) - 24/11/2026
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
McMaster’s
Digital Fluency Learning Series
is a multi-part educational program hosted by the university’s Human Resources Services department in collaboration with partners from across our community. This series helps faculty and staff build essential technology and data skills. The sessions feature subject-matter experts guiding attendees through live online workshops and Q&A sessions.
We tend to think of AI as a tool: something you pick up, use, and put down. But the more we use it to draft, summarize, search, and decide, the more it reshapes the conditions under which those things happen. That calls for a different kind of fluency than knowing which features to use. It means understanding its grain: what it naturally makes easy, what it tends to smooth over, and what decisions it makes on your behalf.
In this 60 minute Teams Webinar, we’ll explore what that looks like in practice: how to notice what AI is doing with your work, and how to bring judgment to the things it can’t see.
Please visit our website for further information or to register.
Presenter:
Stephanie Verkoeyen
Stephanie Verkoeyen
(PhD) works at the intersection of generative AI and institutional strategy in higher education. As Special Advisor to the Provost on Generative AI at McMaster University, she supports institution‑wide efforts to critically engage with AI across teaching, learning, research, and operations. She is particularly interested in how clarity of purpose, institutional alignment, and a willingness to sit with discomfort can lead to better questions and more thoughtful decisions about change.