EHE AI News Archive

The Office of Academic Affairs is hosting an AI Fluency Forum on November 12, 2025 from 9am-12pm in the Ohio Union. The event is open to anyone who teaches and supports instruction at Ohio State, and is meant to serve as a day for exchanging ideas and collaboratively exploring new use cases for AI in… Read more: November AI Fluency Forum

The Michael V. Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning has created a number of resources to support faculty in building knowledge and skills around AI. These resources include a self-paced asynchronous course available through Buckeye Learn, upcoming live workshops on AI, website articles, and a teaching endorsement. These resources provide great professional development opportunities for… Read more: Drake Institute AI Fluency Resources

To support the university’s AI Fluency Initiative, faculty, staff, and students at Ohio State now have access to two additional AI tools: Google Gemini and Notebook LM. Through the acquisition of these new tools, Google CoLaboratory (CoLab) and a few other productivity services like Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Google Drive are also now available… Read more: New Tools: Google Gemini and Notebook LM

Big changes are coming to Ohio State this fall. Starting with the Class of 2029, every undergraduate student will graduate with strong AI skills, whether you’re studying business, biology, art, or anything in between. The university is launching a new program called the AI Fluency initiative, and the goal is simple: help students not only… Read more: AI Fluency Initiative to Launch Fall 2025

Please be aware that the information on this page was last updated on March 19, 2025, and will no longer be updated. All future information can be found on our full AI in EHE site, including a section dedicated to updates on university news and policies. The role and use of AI in Education is… Read more: AI Updates: Navigating Resources for EHE Faculty and Staff

As the fall 2024 semester approaches, there are a few changes to learning tools provided by the university. Flip moved to Teams for Education Microsoft announced that Flip, a video discussion platform, is no longer a separate application but is now part of Microsoft Teams for Education. This change means that Flip can no longer… Read more: AU24 Changes to Learning Tools Announced