Exploring AI in Teaching and Learning: strategies, examples, and accessibility
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AI to Support Teaching and Learning
Faculty worldwide are finding new and innovative ways of using AI to support teaching and learning. Here is a short list of resources that may be useful if you are considering using AI in your course(s).
General Resources
- Creative Ideas to Use AI in Education (#creativeHE) is a crowdsourced collection of 101 creative ideas to use AI in education.
- Professors at Play AI Playbook Free to download AI Playbook. David Thomas and Lisa Forbes established professors at Play.
- AI Tutor Pro (Contact North) - Tutoring tool developed by Contact North, a non-profit educational corporation in Ontario.
- AI Teaching Assistant Pro (Contact North) - Instructional Design Assistant developed by Contact North, a non-profit educational corporation in Ontario.
- The Impact of AI in Advancing Accessibility for Learners with Disabilities An article on how AI tools can make course content more accessible, equitable, and inclusive learning experiences for students with disabilities.
- AI in Higher Education Resource Hub (TEACHONLINE.CA)
- AI Pedagogy Project (metLAB (at) Harvard
- Practical Insights: Incorporating ChatGPT in Language Education and Beyond (Case Study), EDUCAUSE Review
- Quick Start Guide to AI and Writing (The Modern Language Association and Conference on College Composition and Communication)
- Teaching with AI (from OpenAI): A guide for teachers using ChatGPT in their classroom—including suggested prompts, an explanation of how ChatGPT works and its limitations, the efficacy of AI detectors, and bias.
- A Practical ChatGPT Toolkit for Teachers (deductive)
- Educause Professional Pathways
- Addressing potential AI cheating (Faculty Focus)
Assessment Resources
- ChatGPT challenge: 5 ways to change how students are graded (Queen's)
- AI Assessment Scale in Action (AIAS) (leonfurze.com)
- AI Meta-Assessment Rubric - helps identify updates or re-design assessments may require to adjust for AI impact
- Using AI to Enhance Assessment – University of Melbourne
- Designing Assessment Tasks That are Less Vulnerable (University of Melbourne)
- 14 AI Proof Assessment Methods(theaugmentededucator.com)
- My students are using AI to cheat. Here’s why it’s a teachable moment (The Guardian)
- Unexpected Bedfellows: Using ChatGPT to Uphold Academic Assessment Integrity, EDUCAUSE Review
- AI Resistant Assessment (Concordia University)