AI and Teaching Resources
December 01, 2023 / Tags: AI, Resources, Guidance, Teaching and Learning
AI and Teaching Resources
As students and faculty become more familiar with ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence
(AI) platforms, resources that provide guidance about the use of AI for teaching and
learning are becoming plentiful. Below are some recent links that have been shared
among educators. In addition, our colleagues in Digital Learning have been assembling
resources here. As we identify additional resources on the use of AI for teaching and learning we
will post links and comments to the Lucas Center blog. Please check back regularly
and use the search tags “AI”, “guidance”, “teaching and learning”, and “resources”
to find additional information.
- The AI Pedagogy Project by metaLAB at Harvard offers a curated collection of assignments designed to help educators facilitate critical conversations about the capabilities and limitations of AI in the classroom. The project provides resources and assignments for educators who want to engage with AI critically and ethically. Educators can explore a sample collection of assignments that bring AI tools and their affordances and risks into dialogue with various fields such as literature, philosophy, history, sociology, and political science. The assignments are customizable and aim to help teachers examine AI's dangers, benefits, and inevitable impact in the classroom. Educators can also contribute their own assignments to the collection and join the project by using these materials, providing feedback, and sharing the resource with fellow educators.
- Center for Teaching and Learning at Pitt has stood up to help provide faculty with some overviews and guidance around gen AI located here.
- Policy and resources from Washington State University on Artificial Intelligence | Office of the Provost | Washington State University (wsu.edu)
- TeachSmart is a chatgpt that provides teaching advice using 'Practical Pedagogy' by Michael Sharples.
