Teaching with AI

Teaching with AI

Empowering instructors to design engaging, ethical, and AI-ready learning experiences.

Artificial intelligence is changing how students learn and how instructors teach. This hub provides practical guidance, proven strategies, and Nebraska-specific resources to help you confidently integrate AI into your courses while maintaining academic rigor and student success.

Why Teach with AI?
Traditional teaching evolving to AI-assisted teaching, active learning, critical thinking, and AI-ready graduates. Image is AI generated.
Image is AI generated.

AI should not replace teaching.

It should help instructors spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time mentoring, engaging students, designing authentic learning experiences, and providing meaningful feedback.

AI Across the Teaching Workflow

Before Class

AI can help instructors:

  • Brainstorm learning objectives

  • Create lesson plans

  • Generate lecture outlines

  • Develop quizzes

  • Prepare discussion questions

  • Create visual explanations

  • Build laboratory activities

During Class

AI can support:

  • Live demonstrations

  • Brainstorming

  • Student discussions

  • Case studies

  • Interactive polling

  • Coding assistance

  • Group activities

After Class

AI can assist with:

  • Feedback generation

  • Rubric development

  • Assignment summaries

  • Common misconception analysis

  • Office-hour preparation

  • Reflection activities

AI Course Design Framework

Five-step process. Each expands as below.

Learning Outcomes

AI Policy

Assignment Design

Assessment Strategy

Student AI Literacy

Learning Outcomes

What should students learn that AI cannot simply produce?

AI Policy

Define acceptable AI use

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Assignment Design

Traditional Assignment

AI-Ready Version

Write an essay

Write, critique AI output, revise, and reflect

Solve homework

Explain reasoning, compare methods, justify choices

Programming assignment

Design, debug, optimize, and document AI-assisted code

Literature review

Compare AI-generated synthesis with scholarly sources

Presentation

Use AI for preparation, then defend decisions orally

Assessment Strategy

  • Oral examinations

  • Design reviews

  • Project-based learning

  • Reflection journals

  • Peer evaluation

  • Studio critiques

  • Process documentation

  • Live demonstrations

AI Literacy

Teach students how to use AI responsibly.

Continue Your Journey

AI Tools Directory

Responsible AI Use