Browse practical AI teaching strategies, organized by goal adn difficulty without a login.
The AI Pedagogy Atlas helps faculty start with a real teaching challenge: build judgment, redesign assessment, surface misconceptions, add reflection, or create a low-lift activity for next week. The Atlas stays open for discovery. The lead magnet is a free starter PDF for faculty who want a curated pack and future updates.
Use the Atlas like a teaching decision tool to help filter AI teaching strategies.
Browse by teaching goal, not by hype. The quickest win is usually finding one strategy you can adapt this week, then expanding from there.
Start with low-lift or reflection-based moves.
Jump to verification, process evidence, and judgment-building entries.
Use the starter PDF as the handoff after a workshop or redesign session.
Get the free starter PDF
A curated pack of 25 practical strategies in a clean, portable PDF — with a quick guide on how to use the Atlas and a path back to the full explorer. Free with email signup. The Atlas itself stays open to browse without any login.
Support the Atlas and these free AI teaching resources for faculty
The Atlas stays open for all faculty. If it helps your teaching or faculty development work, optional support helps fund continued expansion. For departments and campuses, the campus inquiry routes into a direct conversation.
Choose a starting point.
These front-door entry points help faculty find something useful in the first few clicks.
Strategy explorer
Filters stay on the left. Strategy cards stay on the right. Open any card to enter a larger focus view designed for real reading, comparison, and implementation planning. The Atlas remains open to browse so faculty can see the value before they ever decide to join the list.