The summit will bring together students, educators, professionals, parents and community
members for practical discussions on AI in education, the workplace and daily life.
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College of DuPage is introducing a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy program
to help students, faculty, staff, and community members understand and use artificial
intelligence thoughtfully, responsibly and effectively.
Developed in partnership with Intel, the program explains how AI works, where it adds
value, and what limitations and ethical concerns users should consider. Participants
will learn to assess AI-generated information, identify inaccuracies and bias, protect
sensitive data and determine when human judgment is required.
“Artificial intelligence increasingly shapes how we learn, work and make decisions,”
said COD President Dr. Muddassir Siddiqi. “We want people to know how to use these
tools while also questioning their outputs, verifying information and applying independent
judgment. Meaningful AI literacy combines practical skills with ethical awareness
and critical thinking.”
The program offers free, self-paced online courses on responsible AI, generative AI,
accessibility, and digital trust. Participants may complete courses at their own pace
and earn a digital badge for each completed course.
