Today, members of TYPH’s Teaching Innovation Group (IDEN – Innovación y Docencia en Estudios de Literatura Norteamericana) held the seminar “Using AI in the Humanities Classroom: Writing Essays and Scientific Posters,” delivered by Dr. Miriam Fernández Santiago.


The seminar provided an opportunity to reflect on one of the most pressing challenges currently facing higher education: how to integrate artificial intelligence into teaching in ways that enhance learning while promoting critical thinking, academic integrity, and digital literacy. Through practical examples and discussion, participants explored how AI can support students in the preparation of essays and scientific posters, as well as the pedagogical opportunities and ethical questions these technologies raise.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Miriam Fernández Santiago for sharing her expertise with such generosity and enthusiasm. Her seminar sparked engaging conversations and offered valuable tools for colleagues interested in incorporating AI thoughtfully into their teaching practice.
We are also grateful to the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the University of Zaragoza for providing the venue, and to CIFICE for supporting this initiative. Finally, thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the lively exchange of ideas.
Events such as this reflect TYPH’s ongoing commitment to promoting innovative, collaborative, and critically informed approaches to Humanities teaching and research.







