AI
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AI and the End of History
- James McConnell explores how faculty can teach students to critically challenge AI outputs using historical inquiry, protecting independent thinking in the classroom. Posted September 26, 2026
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AI and the New World: New Knowledge Work Requires Changed Instruction
- Clarissa Littler explores how rapidly evolving AI agents are transforming knowledge work and presents strategies for supporting "cyborg students" through critical reasoning, hands-on experimentation, and cross-disciplinary teaching. Posted September 26, 2026
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Leverage AI to Complement Your Human Skills
- Discover how faculty can leverage reasoning AI models, multi-agent simulation, and process-focused assessment to complement essential human skills in higher education. Posted September 26, 2026
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Teaching with AI to Foster Belonging: Practical Strategies
- Learn how to use AI tools through a pedagogy-first approach that lowers barriers, enhances belonging, and supports equitable learning for all students. Posted September 26, 2026
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AI for All: Crafting Accessible D2L Course Materials with Gemini Notebook
- Learn how to use Gemini Notebook to create accessible materials for your courses. Posted September 26, 2026
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Information Now… It’s Complicated
- An exploration of our rapidly changing media environment and practical strategies for helping students critically navigate and curate information today. Posted September 26, 2026
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Confidently Wrong: Why AI Hallucinates and How Students Can Navigate It
- An overview of why generative AI tools hallucinate, how latent space works, and practical strategies for students and faculty to fact-check AI-generated content. Posted September 12, 2026
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Did They or Didn’t They?: The RWC’s Perspective on Artificial Intelligence in an Age of Anxiety (2026)
- The Reading and Writing Center (RWC) addresses the impact of AI on teaching and evaluation. Posted January 31, 2026
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What Works Well in Online Teaching: Building AI Best Practices Together
- Learn about the latest updates to Ä¢¹½´«Ã½'s "What Works Well in Online Teaching" resource, featuring strategies and collaborative faculty guidance for integrating ethical AI practices into online courses. Posted January 31, 2026
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Artificial Intelligence and Natural Stupidity
- Juliet Pursell and Gale Czerski explore the ethics and dangers of artificial intelligence, focusing on its environmental footprint, creative copyright concerns, and internal biases. Posted January 31, 2026