Ryan Henyard, Faculty Experience Designer, announces the Center for Academic Innovation’s development and support of various communities that bring voices together around our shared interests in transforming education.
James DeVaney, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Innovation and Founding Executive Director of the Center for Academic Innovation, looks ahead to a new academic year and new opportunities to engage the higher education community in research, innovation, experimentation, and iteration.
Why does higher education assessment work the way it does? How did we get here? Can we do better? The Big Idea program’s approach to assessment is a radical departure from current practice, designed to better encourage individual learning paths, support resilience and progress, and document learner’s mastery of ambitious learning goals.
Learn more about why and how the Office of Academic Innovation convenes faculty and staff in communities of practice to advance teaching and learning innovation, and foster mutuality in teaching and learning goals.
James DeVaney announces a new faculty advisory committee for advising the office on policies, activities, and investments that enable the Office of Academic Innovation to fulfill its mission.
A look at a new community aiming to explore how to use digital tools to strengthen and scale K-12 outreach programming.
Support innovation at the University of Michigan with your gift this Giving Blueday, November 28, 2017.
A look at the expansion of the “Innovation Hour” event series in an effort to foster dialogue and collaboration between units across campus.
A look at the Simulations Community of Practice’s activities throughout the year and a look ahead to an upcoming discussion.
The Academic Innovation team gives back to the Ann Arbor community by volunteering at Food Gatherers.
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