Most Recent Collections
We regularly add new collections to Teaching Hub. This gallery highlights the newest from both established and first-time curators.
Collections
Teaching with Custom AI Chatbots
The default behaviors of popular AI chatbots don't always align with our teaching goals. This collection explores approaches to designing AI chatbots for particular pedagogical purposes.
Quantitative Analysis in SoTL
Analyzing SoTL data requires the appropriate methods. This collection provides guidance for quantitative analysis, including tools for selecting statistical tests, step-by-step instructions for conducting analyses, and examples from common SoTL study designs.
SoTL Data Management and Documentation
Effective data management is essential to your SoTL project’s organization, reproducibility, and meaningful dissemination of findings. This collection provides guidance and practical tools for organizing your data, creating documentation, and avoiding common pitfalls.
Qualitative Analysis in SoTL
This collection provides an overview of qualitative analysis, guidance for selecting and conducting qualitative analysis, including thematic analysis and constant comparative analysis, and the role of validity and reliability in qualitative research.
Dialogue & Deliberation Across Differences
The ability to have productive and respectful discourse with folks holding different values, identities, and opinions is critical for a functioning democracy, but challenging to foster. This collection supports instructors preparing students to engage across differences.
Essentials for Collaborative Learning Groups
Whether you're organizing informal in-class groups or assigning out-of-class group projects, it takes care to make group work run well. This collection features our favorite resources for supporting students through sustained collaboration in persistent or ephemeral learning groups.
Practice and Theory of Relationship-rich Pedagogies
When people talk about relational pedagogy and relationship-rich academic practice, what do they mean, and what are the practical implications? Use this collection to orient yourself to the contemporary conversation about relationship-rich academic environments.
Resurrecting the Essay
Shortly after OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public, Stephen Marche rang the death knell for the college essay. Is the essay as a genre actually dead, and if so, what will we, as instructors, create in its aftermath? This collection explores possible ways to revive and reimagine the essay for the 21st-century classroom.
Making the Most of Synchronous Online Teaching
The resources here explore strategies for engaging students in discussion and active learning in a synchronous online class session. Topics include preparing students for live sessions, facilitating in inclusive and accessible ways, and situating a synchronous session in a bigger course design.
Specifications Grading: Benefits and Practices
Are you tired of spending time with students who argue for fractions of points? Do you get frustrated spending your marking time on work that's not even close to what you want? Do you want a more equitable grading approach, maybe one that actually measures student learning outcomes? Specifications grading does that, and more. The resources in this collection include examples of specs grading in practice and reflections by practitioners.
