The latest from CIT staff
On May 28, the AI in Education at Duke Summit brought together nearly 400 faculty, staff, and students from across Duke University for a day of thoughtful conversation, collaboration, and …
The Duke Center for Teaching and Learning is delighted to welcome Bridgette Martin Hard as our inaugural Faculty Director. A Professor of the Practice in the Department of Psychology and …
Over the past academic year, the Teaching in the Age of AI faculty learning community (FLC), led by Jennifer Ahern-Dodson, brought together faculty from across Duke to examine how generative …
When Tyson Brown teaches Medical Sociology at Duke, his students wrestle with big questions: Why do some communities experience worse health outcomes than others? How do systems like housing, food …
In higher education, grading has largely been standardized, with letter grades standing in for student learning. However, the academy has begun to wonder: do traditional assessments measure what students actually …
In Fall 2025, the Lifelong Learning team within the Office of Alumni Engagement and Development (AED) partnered with the Center for Teaching and Learning’s (CTL) Learning Experience Design (LXD) team …
Are you concerned that students aren’t completing the reading before class? Are you wondering how to break the silence when you ask students if there are any questions? Do you …
The Duke Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is now accepting nominations and applications for the Faculty Director of the CTL. This is an internal search open to regular rank …
Duke University is taking an important next step in strengthening excellence and innovation in teaching and learning. As part of a university-wide effort to elevate the educational experience for all …
On September 26, a group of Duke faculty representing several disciplines gathered in person for the first meeting of the new “Teaching in the Age of AI” Faculty Learning Community …
