During the Fall 2025 semester, Instructional Design & Technology and several Rutgers–Camden faculty members met to discuss strategies presented in The Opposite of Cheating: Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI. Below are the key takeaways about why students cheat and how instructors can design courses that prioritize integrity. Understanding Why Students Cheat Students… continue reading
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Preparing your Canvas site: A start-of-semester checklist
Starting July 1, 2024, Flip (previously FlipGrid), Microsoft’s video discussion tool, is no longer a free-standing app but available only in Microsoft Teams. We apologize to those using Flip in their teaching, as this change happened suddenly. If you have used Flip in the past, you can download your videos until September 30, 2024. This… continue reading
Creating assessments in the age of AI In light of Artificial Intelligence advancements and the ever-increasing popularity of AI tools and LLMs (Large Language Models), many educators recognize the need to reevaluate the way we assess learning. We need to think critically about the design of not only individual prompts but the overall structure of… continue reading
Upcoming workshops Interested in learning more about Canvas? Eager to get your course site organized for the upcoming semester? Please join us at our upcoming Canvas webinar series, where we take a closer look at Canvas functionality and how it can help your students. Sign up to attend one or more of these sessions here…. continue reading
