Teaching, Learning & Assessment @ WSB

Navigating the AI Wave (March, 2024)

AI generated image of human brain. Left hemisphere with glowing red color, right hemisphere glowing blue color.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant future, but a present reality impacting numerous industries, including education. Within business schools, a specific branch of AI – generative AI (GenAI) – has sparked both excitement and apprehension. Tools like ChatGPT, Co-Pilot, and Gemini offer new possibilities for teaching and learning, but also raise questions about academic integrity, employability, and the future of faculty roles.

Instructor Onboarding

Welcome to WSB Overview Welcome to the Wisconsin School of Business! We are excited to have you joining our exceptional instructional staff. This page will provide many important resources to help orient you to the teaching and learning atmosphere at WSB and UW-Madison. Below you will find information about accessing the building, who to contact […]

Student Support Services @WSB

Learn more about WSB-specific student support services: Student Success & Policy Team, Business Badger Study Cooperative, Presenting and Writing Lab, and a video playlist of mental health resources.

New Tech for Teaching

Two new tech tools for teaching are available to WSB instructors: Harmonize, an enhanced discussion platform, and Feedback Fruits, a peer evaluation tool.

Talking about Teaching

Join your colleagues to discuss classroom challenges, share effective teaching
practices, and innovate and create new ideas to support learning at WSB.

Generative AI for Teaching, Learning & Assessment

**Professional Program**
Generative AI (GenAI) has the ability to create novel text and images with only minimal prompting. This has many concerned about the integrity of teaching and learning, but is this hyperbole? What can we do to make the most of GenAI in our classrooms? Participate in this discussion and learn practical tips you can put to use now.

UDL Workshop

**Professional Program**
In this workshop, you’ll discover the “step zero” that makes all of our teaching efforts possible: access.

Course Communications

Course Communications Overview The Wisconsin School of Business (WSB) utilizes SET surveys (course evaluations) to capture student perception of instructions and learning. This is one attribute of the holistic Teaching Excellence Rubric. SET Survey Questions The SET survey includes 14 questions that evaluate instruction across multiple attributes based on the “Roles of an [Online] Instructor” pedagogical framework. […]