Resources for Faculty Teaching With AI

• AI Guide for Faculty (Faculty Focus)
  This guide provides a discussion of AI approaches, strategies for fostering critical thinking and authentic learning, and AI integration strategies that foster learning.
• How to Teach with AI – by Doan Winkel
  A Substack full of resources for teaching with AI
• From Substitute to Support: Helping Students Use AI Wisely (Faculty Focus)
• CIC AI Ready Program for Faculty
• Automatedteach
  A nice set of practical resources for faculty including Course Design Bot, a chatbot he created to help faculty design classes & educational material
• Prompt Library
  Help you use AI effectively in your teaching preparation or with your students
• Redesigning Assessments
  A set of supportive questions to help you redesign your assessments in light of AI
• Educating AI
  A great resource for current AI news developed by Nick Potkalitsky
• Podcast: Revisiting A Curated AI Framework
  Marc Watkins advocates we spend time talking with students about the learning outcomes and how some uses of AI support their ability to meet the learning outcomes.
• DEER Framework
  A framework created by Cummings, Monroe, and Watkins for integrating AI use in first-year writing in ways that increase critical thinking.
• Learn with AI
  A set of resources and strategies that can be helpful to teachers. 
• The Depth Drill Bot – by Adam Pryor
  An essay and then the specific prompt instructions to create a bot that drills students’ thinking. 
• Excerpt of AI Prompts from ‘Teaching: A Spell Book’
  Cynthia Alby has ready-made AI prompts that are useful for a wide variety of teaching purposes, from your own planning to student supplemental support.
• Excerpt of Recommended Reading and Listening
  This is Cynthia Alby’s list of recommended reading/listening on AI issues in Higher Education.
• Exploring AI Pedagogy
  On this community page sponsored by MLA-CCCC (English) task force on AI, you will find a lot of example activities faculty have used related to AI.