GenAI Teaching Resources
This week I would like to first thank all of you who have shared ideas and resources with me over the years. Most recently, I have received more questions and resources from some of you, so I thought I would share one of them this week. The AI Resources Hub provides a collection to help institutions harness the potential power of GenAI. The site is categorized in four areas:
Implementation and Strategy Guide: Strategies to develop robust guidelines and strategies to integrate.
GenAI into your institution's framework.
GenAI Preparedness checklist
Strategies to enhance GenAI in higher ed
Faculty Support: You can find suggestions to provide faculty and students with knowledge and ongoing assistance.
Guide to supporting students in [productive] use of GenAI
How to adapt your courses using GenAI
GenAI and the future of teaching and learning
Cases Studies: Real-world examples that showcase successful GenAI adoption and implementation.
GenAI Tools: Tools that empower instructors to generate personalized feedback in less time and help students improve their feedback skills.
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In addition to this week's SoTL, I would like to share an invitation from one of our colleagues, Dr. Amrita Kaur below:
“My name is Amrita, and I am an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Wenzhou-Kean University. Along with my colleague, Dr Mohammad Noman, who is an Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at the College of Education, Wenzhou-Kean University, we are collaborating on an edited book titled "Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) in Asian Higher Education: Cultures of Inquiry in SoTL."
This book is scheduled to be published at the end of October 2024. We would like to invite you to contribute your insights by submitting a book chapter. Book proposals can be submitted at this website.
Best, Amrita & Noman”
References
U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Future of Teaching and Learning: Insights and Recommendations, Washington, DC, 2023.
Schmidli, L., et al. (Dec 2023). Considerations for Using AI in the Classroom. Retrieved from the University of Madison-Wisconsin Instructional Design Collaborative website at https://idc.ls.wisc.edu/ls-design-for-learning-series/considerations-ai-classroom
