by jlonsbury | Nov 2, 2023 | Design Notes, Generative AI
Do you work with data? Would your students benefit from being able to use advanced statistics to analyze real-world datasets? If so, ChatGPT Plus might be able to help. In short, ChatGPT’s Advanced Data Analysis mode accepts file uploads and runs Python to manipulate...
by jlonsbury | Oct 23, 2023 | Design Notes, Generative AI
Better than a Google search or a direct question for a chatbot, thoughtful prompting can enable one-on-one interactions customized to an individual’s needs and imbued with pedagogical best practices. To see how this is done, we’ll first look at a prompt that will turn...
by Victoria Patterson | Oct 23, 2023 | Design Notes
Think about the last time you interacted with technology and couldn’t do what you set out to do. Maybe you wanted to try out a new recipe, but you had to watch a video before you could view the ingredient list. Or perhaps you couldn’t find your favorite TV show after...
by ocambern1 | Oct 10, 2023 | Design Notes
Case studies can be dense with information, and there is often little attention given to the narrative or graphic design. Is it possible for a case study to be something more? Is it possible to make a case study that’s not only visually appealing but impactful and...
by jlonsbury | Jun 20, 2023 | Design Notes
Welcome to Design Notes! We’ll be using this space to highlight work and insights stemming from partnerships between faculty and CETLOE’s Learning Design team. These highlights will include program and course design work, engaging multimedia, research from our user...
by Jared | Feb 8, 2023 | 03 - Module Design, 06 - Instructional Materials, Creativity, Design Notes, Design Suggestions, Instructional Design, learning experience design, Teaching
What teaching work do you love the most and how can you do more of it? In this blog post, we’ll see how one GSU professor revised her online course to bring more of herself and her fellow experts into their learning community. Working with CETLOE, Dr. Deirdre Oakley...