Reimagining the flipped classroom: Meet your AI tutor
In the flipped classroom model IU Professor Antino Kim is exploring, conversational AI teaching assistants are opening up exciting possibilities.
In the flipped classroom model IU Professor Antino Kim is exploring, conversational AI teaching assistants are opening up exciting possibilities.
Instructors want to help students save money, but "free" resources often come with usability issues and hidden costs. Better options exist.
Try something new: Join the Generative AI Tool Pilot to explore how ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot can support academic life.
Apply now. Limited to 100 instructors, with a June 6th deadline.
Making course materials that are accessible to all your students might sound momentous, but 7 simple steps will help you address many issues.
GenAI best practices, IU-approved tools, data privacy tips, and uses in teaching and learning — all in one eye-catching infographic.
From practical Canvas tips to inspiration from IU's Digital Gardeners, these resources will help you cultivate an engaging learning environment.
Summer GenAI pilot, a three-session Distracted book group, and a guided reflection on writing pedagogy.
Recent IU news about teaching and learning with technology.
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Visit the Assistive Technology and Accessibility Center, the Digital Gardner Initiative, IU eTexts, the Mosaic Initiative, Teaching.IU, XRI, ACI Fellows, and the IU Knowledge Base—not to mention your campus teaching and learning center—for more on topics related to this issue.