Teaching Resources

Make the learning easier to follow.

Practical materials for teaching analytics, checking curriculum and helping students use AI responsibly.

Teaching Students to Think with AI

Use the five-step cycle with a discipline-specific question: Ask, Analyze, Improve, Apply, Reflect. Require the student to explain the evidence and their revision decisions.

Download the teaching philosophy PDF

  1. Ask: Frame a clear question with audience, context and constraints.
  2. Analyze: Inspect AI claims, assumptions, calculations and missing evidence.
  3. Improve: Revise the answer and record why the change matters.
  4. Apply: Use the revised work in the case or task.
  5. Reflect: Explain learning and where human judgment mattered.

Curriculum Currency Auditor

Review one course at a time. Collect the approved outcomes, schedule, assignments, rubrics, and aggregate learning evidence. Add dated external references and review each KEEP, UPDATE, ADD, or REMOVE recommendation.

Download the editable audit kit

Before changing a course

  • Confirm the course and program outcome versions.
  • Separate missing evidence from a demonstrated gap.
  • Verify every citation and proposed skill requirement.
  • Remove student identifiers before using AI.
  • Record faculty decisions and the next review date.

ISA 2010 Course Supervisor Guide

A practical planning template for a shared course baseline, instructor coordination, assessment evidence, MOS logistics, and improvement tracking. It proposes responsibilities for confirmation with program leadership; it does not establish university policy or delegated authority.

Download guide and blank templates

The guide records a 2026–2027 planning context. Confirm current catalog requirements and local assessment procedures before use.

New Analyst Acceleration Kit

These five resources retain separate purposes. Open the field guide for a quick start, the playbook for depth, and the workbook to practice.

Analyst resource

Master Playbook

Follow the workflow from business framing through data, analysis, delivery, and review.

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Analyst resource

Quick Reference Field Guide

Start here for a concise checklist and the next useful action.

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Analyst resource

Practice Workbook

Complete blank working templates while applying the methods to your own case.

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Terminology Guide

Look up terms such as grain, lineage, hypothesis, dashboard, and governance.

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Analyst resource

Questions and Professional Answers

Read common beginner questions and practical mentoring responses.

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Open the separate Seasoned Analyst Toolbox for more methods, checks and reusable tools.

Use the course materials in context

The SPARK + TRACE course uses SUMMIT+ for graded investigation and TrailPeak for small tool practice. The complete instructor hub is private. Public visitors can try the TrailPeak practice lab without signing in.

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