Accounting does not always enjoy the best reputation among students. For many, the word immediately brings to mind numbers, complicated rules, endless calculations, and perhaps …
Volume 22
A Snapshot on CLT Fall 2026 Symposium: Curiosity, Resilience and Trust in Teaching and Learning
Curiosity, resilience, trust, and human connection have become paramount as universities worldwide grapple with the opportunities and risks artificial intelligence (AI) poses for teaching, research, …
From the Digital Era to AI: A Faculty Experience with Art and Design Course
As a strong advocate of diversified pedagogies, I wished for a different assessment for my students and was motivated by the enthusiasm my daughter had …
Exploring Dimensions of Faculty Use of AI in a Liberal Arts Context (Part 3: Designing Assessments)
This article is part 3 of 3 articles on the CLT Symposium session on Exploring Dimensions of Faculty Use of AI in a Liberal Arts …
Exploring Dimensions of Faculty Use of AI in a Liberal Arts Context (Part 2: Giving Feedback)
This article is part 2 of 3 articles on the CLT Symposium session on Exploring Dimensions of Faculty Use of AI in a Liberal Arts …
Exploring Dimensions of Faculty Use of AI in a Liberal Arts Context (Part 1: Syllabus Design)
This article is part one of a three-part series that re-caps the process and findings from a session CLT ran in the November 2025 symposium …