A daily blog of AI experiments in teaching. By faculty, for faculty.
We found that imagination was the only thing interfering with assimilating this tool and these examples will help remove that impediment for you.
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This Notion is your imagination gym, not a template library.
We document how we use AI daily — the messy experiments, the workflows that worked, the ones that didn't. The goal isn't to hand you finished products (though you're welcome to them). It's to show you the process of getting AI to do what you actually need.
Use it like this:
TL; DR: Examples, not templates. Process, not prescriptions. Your teaching + AI =?
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Orientation to the database, tags, navigation, and how to get the most from this resource.
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A running log of every AI experiment we've tried — newest first, messy bits and all. Not a polished toolkit; the point is watching the process evolve. Grab anything, feed it to your AI, remix it.
New to AI? Start here. No jargon, no assumptions.
Go beyond prompting. Create custom chatbots, interactive modules, and more.
Examples tailored to specific fields and audiences.
Ready to integrate AI into teaching? These show you how.
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The latest experiments fresh from our classrooms.
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