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Built for Butler, by Butler. Share your practical applications, classroom experiments, administrative workflows, or reflective essays to help shape how our community navigates artificial intelligence—together.

Through a collaborative effort with OEET, the Institute for AI in Pedagogy and the Curriculum cohort is gathering real-world examples and personal perspectives from faculty, staff, and students across campus.

At Butler, innovation isn’t just about adopting new tools, it’s about how we intentionally apply them to enrich our teaching, learning, and campus community. Whether you are using AI to streamline your work, experimenting with generative tools in the classroom, critically evaluating ethical implications, or intentionally designing experiences without AI, your perspective is built for this moment.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome submissions across all disciplines, departments, and skill levels. From simple efficiency wins to deep reflective narratives, we want to hear from you.

  • Practical Applications & Workflows: Built-for-Butler course assignments, automated workflows, custom GPTs or bots, grading frameworks, study strategies, research methods, or administrative time-savers.
  • Blog-Style Narratives & Perspectives: Personal reflections, critical essays, ethical debates, shifts in mindset, or commentary on how AI is shaping the student, faculty and staff experience.

Why Submit?

Selected contributions will be featured directly on Butler’s AI Resource Hub to inspire your peers, foster interdisciplinary dialogue, and highlight the unique ways our Bulldogs are engaging with emerging technologies.

Submission Guidelines & Call to Action

  • Who can submit: All current Butler University faculty, staff, and students.
  • Time to complete: Varies depending on what you’re choosing, but roughly 20-30 minutes.
  • Formats accepted: Written descriptions, reflective essays, and supporting attachments (.pdf, .docx, .pptx, images, links).

Have questions about the submission process or how your work will be featured? Please reach out to stheisz@butler.edu.