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  • Dive into Course Design and AI at May's Course Design Institute

    Are you designing or redesigning a course for autumn term? The Drake Institute’s signature Course Design Institute (CDI) , now AI-infused, supports you to rethink your course design process with evidence-based strategies and purposeful consultation with generative AI tools. During the CDI, you will Apply the backward design process to plan your course. Practice drafting learning goals, outcomes...
  • Spring Book Club Explores AI in Higher Education

    The Drake Institute invites Ohio State educators to critically engage with the evolving landscape of AI in higher education by joining our Spring 2026 Book Club discussions. Generative AI in Higher Education: The ChatGPT Effect, published in 2024, is one of the first books to take a comprehensive look at the use and impact of generative AI (GenAI) in higher ed. Authors Cecilia Ka Yuk Chan and Tom...
  • Turning Student Feedback into Actionable Insights with MLY

    Collecting —and responding to —student feedback can help us make informed changes that enhance the quality and efficacy of our course materials, teaching strategies and learning activities. Ohio State's end-of-semester Survey of Student Learning Experience (SSLE) is a summative feedback tool that offers Ohio State students the opportunity to provide end-of-course feedback on their learning...
  • Spring Semester Programming Lineup

    The Drake Institute is excited to share our full Spring 2026 programming lineup, featuring an array of workshops and professional learning experiences across multiple core competency areas and modalities. Visit our newly redesigned Learning Opportunities page to search by topic, view upcoming events, browse on-demand learning opportunities and more. New this Semester Drake Institute staff have...
  • STEM Accessibility Community of Practice to Begin in January

    As instructors in STEM fields work toward building more accessible courses this Spring, the Drake Institute will facilitate a Community of Practice (CoP) for those seeking peer-to-peer support, guided learning and help testing new and existing accessibility solutions. The primary goal of the CoP is to provide a collaborative space for instructors to connect with colleagues who understand both the...

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