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Amy Hall; Sarah Leeman – Journal of Faculty Development, 2026
At National Louis University, faculty librarians partnered with the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence to design faculty development initiatives focused on generative AI and information literacy. These initiatives were guided by four foundational elements: grounding programming in student evidence, leveraging existing relationships with…
Descriptors: Librarians, Role, Faculty Development, Artificial Intelligence
Christopher J. Harris; Eric Wiebe; Shuchi Grover; James W. Pellegrino – Community for Advancing Discovery Research in Education (CADRE), 2023
Major developments over the past two decades in STEM education and classroom assessment provide a compelling argument for shifting the focus of assessment toward the classroom where its most powerful benefits can be realized. The increased emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion in education puts increased scrutiny on assessment practices and…
Descriptors: Student Evaluation, STEM Education, Educational Trends, Equal Education
Ruyle, Kim E. – Industrial Education, 1986
Explores an artificial intelligence expert system authoring tool called EXSYS. Describes the system, which consists of an instruction manual and several floppy disks containing a rule editor for creating, editing, and experimenting with an expert system, a runtime program for running any existing EXSYS expert system, and several tutorial and…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Computers, Editing, Expert Systems

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