Teaching Commons
Welcome to the Teaching Commons
The Teaching Commons website is where all members of the Stanford community find resources, consider solutions, and explore strategies curated from across the university to enhance their teaching and learning practices.
Featured Teaching Guides
Disruption Preparation Guide
Strategies for preparing for and adapting to disruptions to teaching and learning, such as public health emergencies, current events, and natural disasters.
Artificial Intelligence Teaching Guide
A series of instructional web pages for instructors and teaching teams about using AI tools for teaching and learning.Inclusive Teaching Guide
This guide includes suggestions for fostering inclusive, diverse, and equitable learning communities, links to student support services, tips for making course materials accessible, and methods for encouraging discussions from multiple viewpoints.Recent articles
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Course to explore Humanities and Sciences pathways
Students explore a range of potential majors in HUMSCI 1. -
Art Meets AI in a New Stanford Course and Website
In a new course, students combine historical Asian art forms with AI generated art work to explore critical questions about technology, creativity, and art. -
Science meets human experience in BIO 25Q: Cystic Fibrosis
Introductory seminar includes guests living with CF, medical practitioners, and scientists -
Report of the AI at Stanford Advisory Committee
The Provost charged the AI at Stanford Advisory Committee to assess the role of AI at Stanford in administration, education, and research to identify potential policy gaps. -
Teaching with AI: Resources, Fears, Reflections, Invitation
PWR Advanced Lecturer Valerie Kinsey explores resources for educators on teaching with AI, addressing concerns and reflections while providing guidance for effective instruction. -
Empowering Personalized Learning with Canvas
How to tailor content to meet learner needs
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