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AI Literacy Podcast

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How should educators respond to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence? The Teaching for Learning Center’s AI Literacy Podcast features engaging conversations with faculty and experts about practical uses of AI, emerging challenges, and what it means for teaching at Mizzou and beyond.

Featuring two seasons of episodes, the podcast is a resource for instructors who want to stay informed about AI in higher education. 

▶ Listen on Spotify ▶ Listen on Youtube ▶ Access through Panopto

Course Redesign Institute, Summer 2026

Apply for a structured, supportive institute to tackle your biggest course challenges through an evidence based redesign process. We will focus on student learning bottlenecks, engagement, accessibility, assessment redesign, and practical ways to navigate Gen AI opportunities and challenges. Writing Intensive instructors and anyone adding writing to learn strategies are encouraged to apply.

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Show-Me AI

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Invitations are open to faculty, instructors and students interested in helping test the new tool’s capabilities.

Show-Me AI uses premium versions of several large language models to aid pilot users with course development and guidance for coursework completion.

Teaching support and efficiency:

  • Streamline course content development and lesson planning.
  • Draft emails, posts or other messages for class communication.
  • Create custom AI assistants that can locate course documents for students, answer course content questions, offer assignment feedback, provide practice test questions, facilitate role-playing scenarios and more.

Learning assistance and enhancement:

  • Gain real-world experience using generative AI.
  • Draft emails, posts or other messages.
  • Receive personalized course assistance through a custom AI assistant that’s always available.
Application for faculty/instructors Application for students

Upcoming Events

March 9, 2026

Games Meet-Up

Wednesday, March 11th, 4:00pm – 5:00pm Grab your favorite board game or card game and come to the T4LC for some fun with a purpose. After we play, we’ll reflect on the game mechanics and discuss potential for learning game creations and modifications. No prior experience with Game-Based Learning is needed. See a promotional video created by T4LC student colleague, Amelia Kennerly, below Learn more and register here…

March 9, 2026

AI Showcase Event

The Second Annual AI Showcase Event Hosted by the Mizzou Professional Development Council March 12, 2026, from 12:15-4pm, in Ellis Library.  This year’s event, Preparing Students & Ourselves for AI in the New Workplace, is focused on strengthening dialogue between faculty, staff, industry partners, and alumni about preparing students for an AI driven workplace. Together, we’ll explore the AI skills employers are seeking and how organizations and people, including faculty and staff at Mizzou, are integrating AI into their daily work. Detailed program available here: Second Annual AI Showcase Program…

March 9, 2026

MoCAT

A highly-recommended best teaching practice Enhance your teaching with the revised MoCAT (Missouri Cares About Teaching) survey. This optional, online tool collects formative student feedback anytime during the semester, offering valuable insights. Sign in to MoCAT via the MU Assessment Resource Center’s website Choose a survey form Launch it Receive an anonymous, aggregated report Use MoCAT for a holistic, student-centered approach to teaching and learning to improve your course before it ends!…
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