This post’s first draft was crafted by Autumm Caines with significant input taken from an outline by Carla Vecchiola. Subsequent draft revisions were made based on comments and feedback by Jessica Riviere and Belen Garcia… Read More »A Unique T&L PD Experience: Building Bonds and Advancing Research Together in Shared Physical Space
This post is part 2 of my exploration of the new University of Michigan AI offerings. In part 1 I explored tier one of the offerings: U-M GPT which is very much like ChatGPT but… Read More »Demystifying U-M’s AI Offerings: Part 2
University of Michigan recently announced in house access and support to generative AI for all three campuses – specifically access to large language model (LLM) chatbots. Three tiers of access were announced U-M GPT, U-M… Read More »Demystifying U-M’s AI Offerings: Part 1
For the last several years the Hub has invited a scholar of teaching and learning to interact with our campus to focus on important topics in a deeper way than a single keynote or workshop.… Read More »The Hub’s Fall 2023 Scholar in Residence is Dr. Bonni Stachowiak focusing on ChatGPT and GenAI
For the second summer in a row I had the distinct pleasure to be part of our Small Changes: A Course Improvement Studio programming in the Hub. It was another success and I thought our… Read More »The Hub’s “Small Changes: A Course Improvement Studio”: a history and reflection
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has been getting a lot of attention lately but was especially boosted in late 2022 with OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT. These technologies can generate unique content through simple plain language prompting.… Read More »Generative AI at University of Michigan – Dearborn
I think that too often when we talk about accessibility we don’t talk about teaching for equity and vice versa. I really appreciated the opportunity to talk about where these things intersect at a recent… Read More »Combining Accessibility and Teaching for Equity
This post is co-authored between Ali Pavlicek (she/they) academic advisor in UM-D’s START office and Autumm Caines (she/her) instructional designer at UM-D’s Hub for Teaching and Learning Resources. The hardest part about writing this blog… Read More »Can we talk about learning styles? Perspectives from student advising and faculty development
On February 15th Bonnie Stewart gave the closing keynote presentation for our Digital Education Days – a collaboration between University of Michigan – Dearborn, University of Michigan – Flint, and Henry Ford College. I had… Read More »Recording Available: Bonnie Stewart Keynote
TL;DR (too long; didn’t read?): There is now a search icon in the header and footer of the Hub Blog so that you can search for things. A few months back there was an article… Read More »You can now search the Hub Blog!