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Academic innovation projects support all teaching personnel, from graduate instructors to tenure-track, visiting, and adjunct faculty, in implementing innovative pedagogical methods.

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Teaching & Learning Innovation

Academic innovation initiatives engage the entire university teaching community, from faculty to graduate instructors, fostering research-based pedagogical practices and professional development to enhance student learning outcomes.

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AI Task Force

The AI Task Force considers best practices for the impact of artificial intelligence on the University's teaching, research, and service missions.

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AI Task Force
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AI for Teachers

AIG has partnered with a number of campus units to offer training in applied AI and resources for AI literacy.

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AI Teaching Resources
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SETS

Explore the SETS Task Force efforts to improve student evaluations of teaching (SET) at the University of Mississippi. Following extensive research on SET literature, analysis of peer institution practices, and input from faculty, students, and administrators through town halls, the task force recommended adopting several new questions for student evaluations.

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