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Clemson Resources for Teaching with AI

Welcome to information about Generative AI and teaching.  It takes many people and units on campus to support your teaching efforts, especially with the complexities around AI.  See below for suggestions to start and to find the relevant units to support teaching and learning, curriculum development, and assessment in the age of AI.

TEACH-AI: Teaching Exploration and Community Hub for AI at Clemson

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What is TEACH-AI?

TEACH-AI is a Clemson collaboration lead by multiple units on campus, representative faculty, staff, and students. TEACH-AI is reaching over 100 instructors in its first year. This Hub launched after a year of study and organization, to support instructors and instructional staff in finding the best uses of AI and making smart, relevant, ethical, and sustainable choices. Let's help students learn using GenAI in the best ways that we can and get them ready for their careers and life-long learning. Learn more about who is involved, what we are doing, and how you can get involved! Check out the TEACH-AI Leadership Team, Faculty AI Champions, and TEACH-AI members.

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OTEI Resources on Teaching with AI

OTEI encourages the development of your skills, knowledge, and judgement around AI use.

  1. See our reading guide for Bowen & Watson's Teaching with AI: A practical guide to a new era of human learning. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press and available through Clemson Libraries, this book provides background information and application ideas for teaching and learning. Access our book club guide (pdf). 

  2. Consult our recommendations for training aligning with Clemson's AI Literacy Framework (below) and contact us for a  departmental session on AI and teaching. 

  3. Visit our Clemson Resources page for updated information on AI and the Clemson Syllabus.

Clemson Resources on AI and Teaching

AI Tools and Literacy at Clemson University Libraries (Clemson Libraries)

Through access to supported AI tools, literacy workshops and campus partnerships, the Libraries empower the Clemson community to explore new ways of discovering information and advancing knowledge.

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AI in the Writing Lab: Clemson Writing Lab)

We want to "provide students and faculty the best support we can manage in navigating generative AI usage. "

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AI Literacy Course from Clemson Libraries

In this course, you will receive guidance navigating the rapidly changing information environment as it relates to Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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Responsible AI for Teaching and Learning from Clemson Online

In this self-paced course, you will engage in discussions and activities that will help you develop a thorough AI policy for your course. This course will also provide tools and examples to help you consider how to best design assessments with generative AI in mind.

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