Students leverage their experience building courses, software, virtual reality worlds at CAI to land jobs after graduation
Rajesh Mangrulkar and Elisabeth Gerber are joining the Center for Academic Innovation as CAI Faculty Innovators in Residence. Both Mangrulkar and Gerber will work with academic innovation experts at CAI and with faculty partners committed to innovating education through learning innovation and design, educational technology, and educational data and research.
Publications 2023 Boling, E., Lachheb, A., Abramenka-Lachheb, V., Basdogan, M., Chartrand, G. T. & Sankaranarayanan, R. (in press, 2023) Factoring Power and Positionality into Research
Through the use of GradeCraft and gamified teaching, Ideaventions Academy for Mathematics and Science teacher Rachel Marrion successfully engages her primarily STEM students in the humanities.
Aditya Shylesh, a Software Development Fellow for the Center for Academic Innovation talks about working on GradeCraft and using software to help students solve problems.
Academic Innovation is excited to announce Gamut, a new suite of online learning tools now available for use in online and residential courses at the University of Michigan.
This Giving Blueday, support the work of the Center for Academic Innovation and our goals to advance learning, facilitate problem solving, foster equity and inclusivity, and increase access and affordability.
GradeCraft is expanding in foreign language courses. Read how this adoption is changing the way foreign language faculty approach teaching and the impact of these changes on student satisfaction.
Written by Laurel Thomas, Michigan News ANN ARBOR—Saying it is time for Academic Innovation at the University of Michigan to take a next step forward, President
The Center for Academic Innovation launches the new AIM Event Series for the Fall 2019 academic year.
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