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Artificial Intelligence in Teaching

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming higher education by enhancing learning experiences and streamlining administrative processes. In classrooms, AI-powered tools personalize education, offering tailored learning paths based on students’ strengths and weaknesses. This allows for more flexible and self-paced learning environments. AI can also assist instructors by automating grading, identifying knowledge gaps, and suggesting instructional improvements.  

Please note that the resources provided on this page are for your own exploration. AI evolves daily and we can’t possibly keep up with vetting and testing, so please explore with caution. 

Key Topics

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AI Essentials 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries and daily life, making it essential to understand its core concepts and applications. This list of articles covers key AI fundamentals, from machine learning and neural networks to ethical considerations and real-world use cases, offering valuable insights wherever you are in your experience with AI.  

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AI and Content Creation

AI is revolutionizing content creation, streamlining workflows and enhancing creativity across industries. This curated list of articles explores how to create effective AI prompts and how you can utilize AI tools to create course content.  

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AI and Academic Integrity 

AI’s growing influence in education raises important questions about academic integrity. This list of articles explores the challenges and opportunities AI presents. Explore how educators and institutions are navigating the ethical landscape of AI while maintaining trust in academic work. 

Want to learn more?

For those that want to dive deeper and learn more, please consider this list of resources: 

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Educause Library – Artificial Intelligence 

The EDUCAUSE AI resource page explores how artificial intelligence is transforming higher education. It covers AI’s applications, including personalized learning, chatbots, grading automation, learning analytics, and research support. The page also discusses AI’s opportunities and challenges, such as ethics, infrastructure needs, and policy development. The resource hub includes AI use cases, frameworks, and guidelines for integrating AI into higher education systems. 

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Futurepedia

Futurepedia.io is a comprehensive directory of AI tools, providing users with a vast collection of AI software categorized by functionality. It covers various sectors such as productivity, video editing, writing, business, and creative design. Users can easily find AI tools for specific needs like chatbots, image generation, coding assistance, or even fitness tracking. The platform also features tutorials, innovations, and resources to help users maximize their use of AI technologies. 

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Inside Higher Ed – Artificial Intelligence

The Artificial Intelligence section of Inside Higher Ed covers the evolving role of AI in higher education. It explores topics like the use of AI for teaching, student advising, and academic libraries, as well as philosophical considerations around its application. The section features articles, surveys, and reports on how AI is shaping student success, faculty work, and institutional strategies, offering insights and guidance for educators navigating AI’s integration into academic life. 

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TeachOnline.ca – AI in Higher Education

The AI in Higher Education Resource Hub on TeachOnline.ca provides resources and insights into the use of artificial intelligence in postsecondary education. It covers the latest AI developments, practical tools for teaching, and ethical considerations. The hub also features AI-driven applications like intelligent content creation, adaptive learning, and automated grading. It aims to help educators navigate both the opportunities and challenges of AI, such as infrastructure needs, costs, and bias concerns, while encouraging AI as a collaborative tool in education.