Generative AI@Harvard: For Students
This page from Harvard.edu will offer advice for students interested in using generative AI in their courses.
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Faculty Voices in Generative AI Across Harvard
This library of videos, produced and edited by the Office of the Vice Provost for Advances in Learning, showcases a variety of ways Harvard faculty use generative AI tools to support and enhance teaching, learning, and research.
PingPong
PingPong is a tool for using large language models (LLMs) for teaching and learning. You can use it to create and share custom bots for specific tasks, like serving as a virtual teaching assistant with access to course documents.
HGSE Policy on Student Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Academic Work
Student-facing document establishing general guidelines to encourage students to use generative AI when it can help them learn and not when it is a hindrance. Given the wide range of learning goals across HGSE courses, individual instructors may create...
HGSE Faculty Guide: Teaching and Learning in the Age of Generative AI
Includes AI basics, sample syllabus statements, ideas for assignments and more
Case Studies in Formative Feedback at HGSE
This resource focuses on three valuable methods of soliciting student feedback: pre-class reading response briefs, end-of-class plus / delta feedback, and mid-course feedback.
Options for Mid-Course Student Feedback
This infographic outlines three approaches to gathering student feedback, with descriptions of how each works and its comparative benefits.
Partnering with Teaching Fellows: A Pedagogical Guide for HGSE Faculty
Teaching Fellows are vital contributors to the HGSE teaching and learning community. This guide offers suggestions to faculty for engaging productively with TFs as pedagogical partners and colleagues.
HGSE TF Resource Site
This site features a range of resources and information for HGSE Teaching Fellows, including getting started in the TF role, instructional strategies and supports, and FAQs.
Instructional Moves (IM) Live
Combining the spirit of IM and Master Class, Instructional Moves Live highlights and explores research-based best teaching practices through a teaching demo and debrief.
Master Class at HGSE
Explore the videos of HGSE's Master Class series -- each session showcases and then debriefs excellent teaching from Harvard instructors
Instructional Moves
This comprehensive website spotlights reflective Harvard professors employing instructional moves (high-leverage teaching strategies) applicable to multiple settings and grounded in teaching and learning research.