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Upcoming Events
TEACH-AI: Teaching Exploration And Community Hub for AI
Call for Faculty AI Champions
Read more about this exciting, new university-wide Hub for AI and teaching. Call for Faculty AI Champions is extended through the 24th of October.
Click here for more information (pdf)Faculty Learning Communities 2025-26
FLC participants call is closed for 2025
Check out the new teaching-related communities running this year!
Click here for more information.Current Opportunities
Book Club on Teaching with AI
Learn new strategies for incorporating and adjusting for generative AI in your courses. Stay tuned for our Spring Book: Small Teaching.
TEACH-AI
Join our new collaborative program: TEACH-AI: a teaching exploration and community hub for AI. Call for faculty participants is out October 1! Join the conversation here. In partnership with Clemson Libraries, Michelin Career Center, the Division of Undergraduate Learning and the Graduate School. See the information button above.
Teaching Workshops
OTEI offers workshops on active learning, transparency in assessment, inclusive engagement, teaching and AI, and other topics. We are developing "short bites" from this series so that you can bring these topics to a department meeting. Colleges and departments can schedule any of these topics. Contact OTEI to inquire or make a special request!
Universal Design for Learning and Teaching
OTEI is excited to offer an asynchronous opportunity through Canvas: Implementing UDL. By taking part in the course, you will learn about the UDL approach and access practical teaching advice ready for implementation. You are welcome to self-enroll in the course any time.
Enroll in universal design Canvas CourseGen Z Learning at Clemson
We are moving to phase 3 with a focus on mental health with instructor and acting director of the Pearce Center Ashley Fisk. Fisk's students are working with OTEI as well as Healthy Campus director Jennifer Gore. The goal of this multi-year project is to capture the current state of academic learning at Clemson, highlight and communicate the teaching and learning practices most beneficial to today’s student and project future directions for course-based learning. You can locate the 2018 Gen Z results and resources from students on our Gen Z student page.
View Gen Z Student Resources
Teaching with Transparency
The Office of Teaching Effectiveness and Innovation offers training in a national program called TILT: Transparency in Learning and Teaching. The TILT Higher Education initiative is directed by Dr. Maryanne Winkelhmes and supported by the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U). TILT assists instructors of all ranks in learning about and incorporating new, evidenced-based ideas into their teaching practice. Clemson TILT supports ClemsonElevate by assisting instructors in offering clear paths to student learning. Participants will commit to making small instructional changes in a course during the academic year.
Visit TILT WebsiteRead about past events, many of which are recurring, such as our learning communities and institutes!
