The Bok Center team is available to review syllabi, help with assignment (re-)design, provide strategies for efficient and effective grading, help with the design and running of innovative multi-modal activities and assignments, and brainstorm active learning strategies.
Resources are available to support faculty navigating challenges related to teaching and AI through practical resources, classroom experimentation, and applied research. Current projects include AI-augmented oral exams, "vibe coding" for humanities courses, AI-resilient assignment design, and frameworks for treating AI as an object of critical study—not just a tool.
This intermediate workshop is the bridge from AI literacy and basic chat techniques to more advanced uses. In the workshop faculty will move beyond the chat box to a generative AI desktop app that can read and write files on their own computers, starting...
This intermediate workshop is the bridge from AI literacy and basic chat techniques to more advanced uses. In the workshop faculty will move beyond the chat box to a generative AI desktop app that can read and write files on their own computers, starting...
This workshop will feature an overview of the role of the Sample Syllabus in your teaching portfolio (along with your Teaching Statement). Worksheets will be provided to introduce participants to different strategies for course design, and time will be...