Celebrating our faculty fellows
The Learning Technologies Faculty Fellows Program is an ongoing experiment in what becomes possible when you give faculty the time, the support, and the community to push their teaching somewhere genuinely new.
Doctor Fun Facts explores teaching and learning with AI
A conversation with GenAI Faculty Fellow Akesha Horton: Creating a safe space to ask questions, while being curious, critical, and experimental.
Want to incorporate active learning but don't know where to begin?
Mosaic Faculty Fellows Anne Allen and Margaret Wallen share their experiences, from TILTing to flipping and rediscovering joy in between.
Rethinking course design to improve learning
How IU campus accessibility liaisons in nursing are leading the way in making meaningful changes for all students, whether or not they have formal accommodations.
Practice for the real world: Authentic learning with eXtended Reality
Shared findings from eXtended Reality Initiative (XRI) faculty fellows Sarah Tucker and Beatrix Burghardt: rethinking how students practice complex, high-stakes interactions.
Accessibility is for everyone
Going beyond compliance to realize the practical benefits: An IU campus accessibility liaison perspective, with a library and instructional twist.
A faculty summer playlist for teaching, learning, and AI
A curated list of professional development resources shaped by IU faculty fellows, from active learning and learning science to generative AI and gameful learning.
May 2026 happenings
From the Connected Classroom summit to Hidden Gems for faculty, plus timely workshops on designing assignments in the AI era and acting on your student evaluations.
In case you missed it
Recent IU news about teaching and learning with technology.