AI Showcase: Identifying Learning Patterns
An instructor uses AI to identify learning patterns to inform class discussion and future course design.
An instructor uses AI to identify learning patterns to inform class discussion and future course design.
There is so much college students have to learn about college itself.
Learn about new features, including a tool to generate questions from lecture slides and a secure attendance tool, and receive personalized support.
This year's theme is Using AI Critically and Creatively. Panelists will share examples of using AI to help students express ideas and hone critical thinking while centering the human side of AI.
An instructor and teaching technology specialists create an instructor avatar to more efficiently update course content that students view before class.
Join CTRW to explore how the teaching of writing can drive deliberation, foster civil dialogue, and break down divisions.
The Office of the Registrar is providing more details on when it may be appropriate to award grades that don’t factor into students’ grade point averages.
The Center for Teaching, Learning & Mentoring released its 2025-26 annual report, marking the center's fifth anniversary and highlighting partnerships across UW–Madison.
Want to be an effective and inclusive research mentor, now and in the future? Join a Research Mentor Learning Community through the Delta Program.
The podcast explores AI at UW-Madison with a snapshot of the student learning experience.