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Blog / Caradite / Emerging Pedagogies

Announcing the Second Cohort of the LILE Emerging Pedagogies Research Grants

The Center for Applied Research and Design in Transformative Education (CARADITE) at Duke Learning Innovation and Lifetime Education (LILE) is delighted to announce recipients in the second cohort of the …

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Provost Launches AI Initiative and Steering Committee

Duke faculty, students, trainees and staff are engaging with artificial intelligence in a multitude of ways. A new initiative led by Provost Alec D. Gallimore seeks to reflect this diversity …

AI / Blog

Jon Reifschneider: Pioneering New Ways to Think, Code, and Learn with AI 

Jon Reifschneider presenting to a local retirement community

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Pushing Boundaries: How One Duke Professor is Reimagining Learning with Generative AI

In Duke’s Pratt School of Engineering, Brinnae Bent is leading trailblazing efforts to integrate the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) into teaching and learning. As an Executive in Residence …

AI / Blog / Conference Takeaways

Takeaways from the All Things Open AI Conference 

I recently attended All Things Open AI, a two-day conference for AI practitioners and users held at Durham’s historic Carolina Theatre. As a Durham resident and frequent patron of the …

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Assessment / Blog / Innovative Grading and Assessment

Championing Innovative Grading and Assessment at Duke

Innovative Grading and Assessment is an approach to grading that prioritizes engagement over points. This semester, LILE has organized a community of practice and is hosting an upcoming talk to discuss these practices.

Blog / Inclusive Teaching / Online Learning / Research

Designing for all: a case study in building accessible workbooks

Learning experience designers exist in a dynamic ecosystem that demands innovation and, subsequently, constant upskilling. Our three-person group from LILE’s Learning Experience Design team—Catherine Lee-Cates, Hannah Rogers, and Maria Kunath—seized …

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AI / Blog

Attend Artificial Intelligence in Higher Ed Webinar Series

The full impact of Artificial Intelligence on higher education and in our classrooms is becoming clearer. An upcoming webinar series from the American Association for Colleges & Universities can help …

Catherine Lee-Cates, Hannah Rogers, Maria Kunath and Michael Hudson with their poster.
AI / Blog / Research

LILE at the Joint Society-Centered AI Summit & Responsible AI Symposium

Several LILE team members attended the joint Society-Centered AI Summit and Responsible AI Symposium hosted by the Society-Centered AI Initiative at Duke and the Duke Artificial Intelligence Master of Engineering …

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Pedagogies of Care Fall 2024 Lunch & Learn Recap

For the second semester in a row, Learning Innovation & Lifetime Education (LILE) had the privilege of coordinating a Pedagogies of Care Lunch & Learn series. This series builds on …

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