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IT@UofT 2025 Conference

May 6 - May 7

Presented by Information Technology Services, the IT@UofT conference is a forum for people to share ideas, learn about information technology innovations and make lasting connections with colleagues from across the tri-campus community.

This year’s conference theme is Metamorphosis: Transforming Tomorrow. IT@UofT 2025 will feature five streams on the following topics:

  • Technical innovations
  • Leadership
  • The future of work (research, teaching and administration)
  • Information security
  • Artificial intelligence

The conference is an in-person event open to faculty and staff across U of T, including IT leaders, technical specialists, decision-makers, communications professionals and administrators.

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Connect+Learn: AI hallucinations in practice: Tools and techniques for reliable generation

May 22 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Join this Connect+Learn session – we will discuss AI hallucinations and share practical approaches that can be implemented immediately. This session will involve slides, audience engagement, a Q&A and a...

UDL Express: SLIDE into Accessibility: Styles

May 27 @ 11:30 am - 12:00 pm
(May 27th topic) Styles: Learn how to use built-in styles and headings to improve navigation and structure Join us this summer for UDL Express: SLIDE into Accessibility, a quick and...

ACUE Lunch and Learn: Collaborative Group Work: the pragmatic use of Group Learning Contracts to ensure accountability and encourage positive dynamics

May 27 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Description This session describes the use of collaborative group work for both in-class review assignments and two-stage collaborative testing. Imperative to the discussion is the design and implementation of Group...

Copyright and Generative AI: Where are we going?

May 30 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
The widespread use of generative AI has raised complex copyright issues related to both the training data used and the outputs produced by these tools. Canada has not yet amended...