KEYNOTES
Talks for institutions ready to rethink integrity
David's keynotes bring research from psychology, the learning sciences, and decades of experience in academic integrity to the questions faculty face every day.
For Convocations and Conferences
Rethinking Integrity
The Opposite of Cheating
Generative AI has rendered many familiar assessments obsolete, leaving instructors to wonder how to respond. David outlines a positive, evidence-based approach to academic integrity that puts student learning at the center of policy and pedagogy.
When Good Students Make Bad Choices: The Psychology of Student Misconduct
Academic integrity is more than the absence of cheating. Drawing on psychological research, David explains why good students make bad choices, and why a culture of authentic learning and mutual respect accomplishes more than enforcement alone.
Teaching and Learning in the Age of AI
For Faculty and Course Design Development
Thinking About and Talking With Students about AI
Honest conversation with students is one of the most efficient ways to reduce the misuse of AI. David shares what students think about AI and cheating, along with practical guidance on building a class AI policy and responding to suspected misuse.
Productive Struggle in the Age of AI
When AI helps students learn, that's a good thing. When it does their thinking for them, that's a disaster. David draws on the cognitive psychology of learning to show when AI supports intellectual growth and when it undermines it.
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Starting Fees
In-person keynote
$4500
and up, plus travel
Virtual Keynote
$2000
and up
Keynote and Workshop Package
$6500
and up, plus travel
When traveling, David is happy to meet informally with faculty, students, and/or administrators for no additional cost