AI-Assisted Teaching & Learning

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    How to Make Asynchronous Teaching Memorable in the Age of AI

    Imagine a student opening an asynchronous course at 11:47 p.m. They watch a video, click through a chapter, complete a quiz, and submit an assignment. The module is marked complete. The next afternoon, the student remembers that the video was long, one quiz question was confusing, and the assignment was due before midnight. What they…

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  • Circular diagram showing a learning framework. At the center is a green circle labeled “Community-First Practice.” Surrounding it is a continuous loop of five connected segments labeled: “Start with real problems,” “AI as thinking partner,” “Learning is social,” “Meaning-making,” and “Learning moves outward.” The segments form a circle with no beginning or end, indicating an iterative process. Light dotted lines, AI tool icons, and subtle arrows overlay the loop, showing that AI supports learning across all stages rather than acting as a separate step.

    Community-First Before Content (Pedagogy in the Age of AI Series 1 of 3)

    Most courses begin with a familiar pressure: cover the content, keep pace, meet the outcomes. But students often leave asking the same question—why did this matter? Community-first teaching starts somewhere else entirely. It begins by anchoring learning in real contexts students already inhabit: neighborhoods, workplaces, cultural spaces, and lived challenges. When courses start with community…

    Shane Snipes (he/him/his)

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