Teach with AI
Explore the opportunities and challenges of teaching in the age of AI.
As emerging technologies continue to develop and shape the landscape of higher education, Duke instructors are exploring the pedagogical and ethical challenges raised by AI and finding creative ways to use AI in the classroom. Duke provides a variety of resources to faculty and instructors on effectively using AI to enhance teaching and learning. Instructors have the opportunity to guide students in thinking critically about AI and how it can be used to augment learning and thinking rather than replace it.
AI Ethics Toolkit for Instruction and Learning
In the spring of 2025, Duke Libraries and The Center for Teaching and Learning launched a project to explore ways of incorporating AI ethics into instruction and student learning. The research and design team co-created an easy-to-implement, student-centered AI Ethics Learning Toolkit to help instructors engage students in critical conversations about AI across disciplines.
Crafting Generative AI Tools for Your Classroom
Watch a recording of a workshop facilitated by Carter Zenke ′20 to learn how to adapt the latest generative AI tools for your classroom or other learning setting. No prior experience with genAI needed.
Resources:
- A worksheet to follow during the presentation. It will work best if you are logged into a Google account.
- An AI bot developed by Zenke to help you plan how to use AI in your own teaching.
A worksheet to follow during the presentation. It will work best if you are logged into a Google account.
The Latest on Teaching with AI at Duke
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Generative AI Programming at LILE
As we approach the second anniversary of ChatGPT’s release in November, I want to reflect on its impact. Created by OpenAI, ChatGPT revolutionized user interaction with AI by making conversations feel natural. The model’s extensive training data enables it to generate human-like responses, a major leap in natural language processing. This jump forward means we…
Do you teach at Duke Kunshan University?
The Center for Teaching & Learning has developed its own guidance for DKU instructors.
