Quick Summary
Go from competent to cutting-edge. Elevate helps experienced faculty design high-impact learning experiences—capstones, UDL-aligned projects, and AI as a co-creator—while modeling advanced ethics and leadership.
Full Course Description
You’ve integrated AI responsibly; now push the frontier. Elevate (Level 3 of the Teachign with AI: FAST Track Certification) is for faculty who want to design multi-stage, high-impact learning with AI as a collaborative partner—and do it in ways that are inclusive, ethical, and scalable.
You’ll apply Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to expand access, develop mitigation strategies for discipline-specific risks, and craft a signature innovation you can publish, present, or use for professional recognition. You’ll leave with an advanced artifact and a plan for ongoing leadership or fellowship.
You’ll Learn To
- Design complex, multi-step projects (e.g., capstones) with AI as co-creator.
- Apply UDL to use AI for more inclusive, accessible course materials.
- Analyze and mitigate discipline-specific ethical edge cases.
- Produce a portfolio-worthy artifact that demonstrates FAFI Level 3 fluency.
- Build a personal action plan for continued pedagogical leadership.
Who This Is For
- Experienced faculty with working AI fluency (or Level 2 complete)
- Program/course leads and IDs driving innovation and quality
- Faculty seeking a publishable/portfolio artifact or fellowship path
Course at a Glance
- Time: ~8–10 hours, self-paced
- Credential: Teaching with AI Certification – Level 3 (Elevate)
- Capstone: A signature, portfolio-ready teaching artifact
- Frameworks: TEACH + META + FAFI + AI Fluency Map (included)
- Format: Asynchronous with exemplars, rubrics, and peer-inspired prompts
FAQ
Prerequisites? Level 2 or equivalent experience with AI-integrated teaching.
Deliverable? A high-impact artifact suitable for portfolio, showcase, or presentation.
Certificate? Yes—Level 3 (Elevate) course is the capstone to complete in order to earn the Teaching with AI Certificate.
Refunds/credit? Same policy as other courses (14 days if <20% completed); non-credit professional credential.
