AI News & Insights: December 2025 Edition

BC Law AI News & Insights: December 2025 Edition In this newsletter: BC Tool Updates Legal AI Tools Launching for Students Two major AI platforms are expanding access to law students this winter, both with strong privacy protections: Thomson Reuters CoCounsel launches to all law students on January 5, 2026. Faculty can get started now with…Continue Reading AI News & Insights: December 2025 Edition

AI News & Insights: October 2025 Edition

BC Law AI News & Insights: October 2025 Edition In this newsletter: BC Tool Updates: Gemini Gems Are Now Shareable Google has enabled sharing for Gems in institutional accounts, including BC’s Gemini deployment. Gems are custom AI assistants you build by providing a specific role, goal, context, and resources—effectively narrowing the AI’s general knowledge to focus on bounded tasks…Continue Reading AI News & Insights: October 2025 Edition

July 2025 AI Newsletter

BC Law AI News & Insights: July 2025 Edition In This Newsletter: The workshop recording and resources from the latest workshop on AI policy considerations for your classroom are now live on the Ed Tech Blog. Image Source: Sora Use AI to Help, not Hurt, Our Learning You’ve likely seen the headlines inspired by recent research: “AI…Continue Reading July 2025 AI Newsletter

AI Policy Considerations for Your Classroom

Workshop Overview Date: July 16th at 10:00 AMMove from uncertainty to clarity. This session is about shaping a course-level AI policy that supports your educational goals and helps students understand the boundaries and possibilities of using these tools. You’ll leave with: Workshop Resources AI Literacy Resources Classroom Policy Resources AI Assisted Policy Development Other Policy Development…Continue Reading AI Policy Considerations for Your Classroom

June 2025 Ed Tech Newsletter

June 2025 Ed Tech Newsletter Welcome to the June 2025 edition of the Ed Tech Newsletter! As we wrap up the month of June and look ahead to fall, this edition brings you essential updates on Canvas site preparation for Fall 2025 and exciting summer workshop opportunities. Whether you’re planning ahead for your courses or…Continue Reading June 2025 Ed Tech Newsletter

June 2025 AI Update Newsletter

BC Law AI News & Insights: June 2025 Edition Welcome to the June edition of the BC Law AI news and insights newsletter, where we highlight resources that support the informed and responsible use of generative tools. In This Newsletter A video spotlight on AI collaboration techniques, teaching and learning resources for course policies, upcoming…Continue Reading June 2025 AI Update Newsletter

May 2025 AI Update Newsletter

BC Law AI News & Insights: May 2025 Edition Welcome to the Administrative and Technology Resources Department’s inaugural AI newsletter. Our goal is to keep the BC Law community apprised of developments at BC and elsewhere in this rapidly changing field and to highlight resources that support the informed, responsible use of these tools. Before…Continue Reading May 2025 AI Update Newsletter

AI First Principles Workshop: Effective Collaboration and Prompting Techniques

Effective Collaboration and Prompting Techniques When: Tuesday, April 8th from 12:15 PM – 1:00 PMWhere: Stuart 315 Why Attend? Ever wondered how to get better results from AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT? Struggling with prompts that return underwhelming responses? Staring at a blank input field and not knowing where to start? In just 45 minutes, you’ll learn: Develop the…Continue Reading AI First Principles Workshop: Effective Collaboration and Prompting Techniques

Beyond the Hype: Harnessing Gen AI at BC Law

Beyond the Hype:Harnessing Gen AI at BC Law Time and LocationSeptember 20, 2024 2:30 pm – 4:00 pmStuart 315 and virtually via Zoom Interested in attending? Please fill out this short survey to help tailor future programming to meet your individual interests and needs. DescriptionUnlock the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in your legal…Continue Reading Beyond the Hype: Harnessing Gen AI at BC Law