The Institute for Excellence in Teaching & Learning takes an active role in fostering a culture of innovation and embracing the transformative power of artificial intelligence. We believe it is important to envision a future where we can leverage advancements in technology to make education more accessible, affordable and rewarding.

We are also actively reviewing the role that third party generative AI tools, such as Chat GPT, play at BU, and how we can safely use AI to support faculty, staff and students in enhancing their work. We will continue to convene faculty and leaders on this work, and we will  provide updated resources and tools to help inform teaching and learning in the age of AI.

Upcoming AI Events

 

Silhouette of a woman with her head raised, surrounded by a digital interface displaying various icons and data to illustrate thoughtfulness around AI,Join BU Wheelock on March 25 from 5;30 – 8:30 pm in exploring what it truly means to teach and learn well in an AI-shaped world and reflect on current challenges, share perspectives, and consider how AI can be developed and used in ways that improve learning outcomes, support educators, and benefit students.

Register today: https://www.bu.edu/wheelock/news/bu-wheelock-forum/

Student Certificate

AI at BU

This online course will help students develop essential skills in GenAI while exploring ethics, bias, and responsible use. Students who complete the course will earn a digital certificate recognizing their achievement.

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AI in the Curriculum

Curriculum & Assessment Design

Prompt Engineering

AI Ethics & Bias

AI Tools for Faculty

Additional Resources

AI Across BU

Discover AI teaching and learning resources from across BU’s Schools and Colleges: ways to bring AI into the classroom and discuss AI with students, AI conversations across Schools & Colleges, AI research in teaching and learning, and BU faculty perspectives on the implications of AI on society.

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Generative AI Guidelines for Classroom Use

BU faculty must proactively guide appropriate and ethical AI use in coursework; it is therefore important for faculty to review what constitutes allowable versus misuse of GenAI in their course.

AI Video Resource Library

Check out our AI Video Resource Library for more interviews and examples of how BU faculty are thinking about AI in teaching and learning.