Category: AI Showcase

Explore the innovative ways that UW–Madison instructors are engaging with generative AI in their teaching. The AI Showcase features a growing collection of examples that can be adapted across disciplines. If you have an example to share, please email ctlm@wisc.edu.

AI Showcase: Identifying Learning Patterns

An instructor uses AI to identify learning patterns to inform class discussion and future course design.

AI Showcase: Rebuilding a Flipped Course with an AI Avatar

An instructor and teaching technology specialists create an instructor avatar to more efficiently update course content that students view before class.

AI Showcase: Testing AI with Peer Evaluation

Students design, implement, and evaluate tests of an AI tool on tasks relevant to different careers.

AI Showcase: Marketing Strategy assignment

Students use AI to generate a SWOT analysis, which they critique and complement using other analysis frameworks, culminating with an oral presentation.

AI Showcase: Paraphrasing Tools

Students practice independently paraphrasing text and prompting an AI tool to improve the paraphrases, then assess the effectiveness of the AI’s output.

AI Showcase: Discipline-driven approaches

Conversations within UW–Madison schools and colleges are helping define effective approaches to generative AI in teaching.

AI Showcase: Career presentation assignment

Students do research for a short video presentation using AI and traditional information sources and assess the credibility and depth of the information provided.

AI Showcase: Team ethics presentation

A team of students researches a discipline-specific ethical problem in their field.