Center for Teaching & Learning

Faculty, instructors, staff, and students are invited to submit a thought piece on a question or challenge at the intersection of AI and education. Selected pieces will influence campus conversations about AI in education, receive a $2,000 award, and be celebrated at a public event in January 2027. Submit a thought piece by Nov. 6.

The grants will support course and curriculum projects led by instructors addressing critical issues in AI and higher education.

The Center for Teaching and Learning congratulates the outstanding TAs who are recipients of the Centennial Teaching Assistant Award for 2026.

Celebrate lecturers and their important contributions to Stanford’s educational mission. Make a nomination for the Lecturer Award for Teaching and Undergraduate Education by April 6.

Since 1975, Stanford’s Center for Teaching and Learning has supported the university’s educational mission by providing practical, evidence-based resources for faculty, instructors, and students.

A new initiative highlights how instructors are leveraging generative AI while imposing constraints on student use to foster critical thinking.

Teams in the sciences, engineering, and the humanities bring innovative ideas and teaching expertise to improving introductory undergraduate courses.

In an effort toward creating a more inclusive university, the campus data system Axess now offers students more options to self-identify.