You may or may not be ready to use generative AI for teaching and learning, but there are so many other uses. These large language models are really good with language, so if you need something well-written in a short amount of itme, try out one of the AI tools we have access to, like Gemini, Copilot, or Perplexity.
Admit it—sometimes there are other things you would rather be doing than grading. You can speed up the process with a little help from Gemini which protects student data privacy under our UMS contract (you must access it through the MyCampus portal).
This spreadsheet contains 47 teaching ideas from “Analog Inspiration,” a card deck designed by (© 2025 Carter Moulton). You can learn more and purchase the deck at Analog Inspiration AI. For example, the idea for Authenticity is: Share your learning outcomes with AI … Read More
Every year, Quality Matters and EDUCAUSE collaborate on a survey and research report called The Changing Landscape of Online Education (CHLOE). Some key findings in the latest report released in August 2025: