Teaching Activities from 2026
Chatbot-based feedback + revision and reflection for lab reports, Janie Brennan
Curriculum and Instruction | Education | Engineering | Engineering Education
Students will upload draft versions of laboratory reports to a specially designed chatbot trained on course guidelines and instructor preferences. The chatbot gives structured feedback on the submission, and then students update their work and write a reflection about the experience.
Language Learner to Author: AI-Assisted Children's Book and Theme Song Creation for Community Outreach, Hea Young Chun
Curriculum and Instruction | Education | Korean Studies
Students will use AI tools to create original children's storybooks, complete with accompanying theme songs, and subsequently present their finished works to students at local schools.
Oral History Project (for "Global Game Industries"), James Fleury
Curriculum and Instruction | Education | Film and Media Studies
Students will research a video game industry professional, develop questions about their career, interview them, edit the interview into a transcript, and discuss this process during an in-class presentation.
Guardians of the Record (CS2 edition): Heaps, Queues, and a Scarce Oracle, Ilan Goodman
Computer Sciences | Curriculum and Instruction | Education
Students defend Wikipedia from vandals with data structures instead of infrastructure: a sliding-window edit-velocity tracker (hash map of queues), a hand-built binary min-heap, and a budget-bounded top-K selection decide which few suspicious edits earn a question to an expensive, rate-limited Oracle — a stand-in for a real LLM.
Client Communication Strategy Pitch Deck, Staci Thomas
Business and Corporate Communications | Curriculum and Instruction | Education | Marketing
Business Client Communication Strategy - Pitch Deck
Teaching Activities from 2024
Teaching Evolutionary Principles with AI Image Generators, Jacqueline Garnett
Biology | Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | Evolution | Life Sciences
The purpose of this assignment is for students to practice constructing phylogenies using the principle of parsimony. In this activity, students will use an AI Image Generator to create a grid of images of the same organism and identify a series of traits that vary to build a possible phylogenetic tree.