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Winter warmers from the Center for Teaching and Learning
In the Center for Teaching and Learning, we hope the new year brings energy and inspiration to your teaching and research. We look forward to collaborative conversations and supporting your teaching excellence through these upcoming programs. Winter talks, panels and workshops Quality Teaching (QT) Talk: Intentional Course Design for More Effective (and Enjoyable) Teaching, Wednesday,…
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Faculty FAQs: AI in teaching and learning at OSU
In the three years since ChatGPT was introduced, information about generative AI in education has grown at a remarkable pace alongside the rapid adoption of GenAI tools. Navigating the world of generative AI in education can feel like wandering through a foggy forest without a clear trail to follow. This post serves as a field…
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AI & writing in your course: What do I do now?
By Liz Delf, CTL AI in Teaching and Learning Fellow A Quick Guide for Faculty Why we still want students to write Even in the age of AI, writing is a key mode of learning that supports inquiry, critical thinking, rhetorical awareness, cognitive sharpening, expertise building, and reflection. Four approaches to AI & writing Use…
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