The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program at the University of Michigan teamed with the Center for Academic Innovation to transform UROP’s curriculum program using gameful learning and GradeCraft.
Rachel Niemer, Director of the Gameful Learning Lab, previews the Academic Innovation Initiative Summit on November 14, 2017.
Dear Center for Academic Innovation Community, Almost all University of Michigan students use at least one of the educational technology tools developed at the center
The Center for Academic Innovation is providing funds and in-kind support and expertise to 13 new projects to help implement educational technology that enhances learning on the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor campus and throughout global learning communities. Funded projects will support pre-college programs, residential U-M courses, and hybrid and online learning.
Spire, the new competency-based learning platform from CAI allows students to build their professional skills, find opportunities, track their progress.
The Center for Academic Innovation is funding six projects to help University of Michigan faculty and staff adopt and utilize educational technology to advance teaching and learning.
Five faculty and staff will receive financial and technical support as they adopt educational technology into their courses and programming through special funds from the Center for Academic Innovation.
Sean Corp, Content Strategist The Center for Academic Innovation has spent years working with faculty partners to develop transformative educational technology tools for residential students
Dear Center for Academic Innovation Community, Campus is a little quieter as the students have left for graduation, internships and visits home for the summer.
Students leverage their experience building courses, software, virtual reality worlds at CAI to land jobs after graduation
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