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This Semester at UB: Spring 2026

This Semester at UB is a resource for instructors to discover essential and up-to-date information related to teaching at the university.

Need to Know

  • Digital Accessibility Training Opportunities for Instructors
    1/9/26
    Designing accessible digital materials is one of the simplest ways to support every learner in your course. CATT provides opportunities for instructors to learn core digital accessibility practices, ask questions, and get hands-on help from our team.
  • Generative AI Survey for UB Instructors
    1/13/26
    As the integration of artificial intelligence in education continues to evolve, we are seeking the input of instructors at UB to better understand how these tools are being utilized.
  • Developing AI Literacy: A Free Course Available to the UB Community
    5/20/25
    Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an everyday part of our lives—shaping how we work, learn, and connect with others. From autocorrecting our messages to recommending what to watch next, AI is already here. But what exactly is AI, and why should it matter to you?
Faculty and Staff Registrar Resources

Discover essential academic resources, including academic calendars, registration information, and tools to help you manage classes and grades throughout the academic year.

Artificial Intelligence Guidance from Academic Integrity

UB has no universal policy about student use of artificial intelligence. Instructors have the academic freedom to determine what tools students can and cannot use in pursuit of meeting course learning objectives. 

Opportunities for instructors

  • Instructional Insights
    1/13/26
    Discover fresh ideas and practical strategies to enhance your teaching through a range of opportunities. From the popular Monday Morning Mentor series to snackable tips for teaching, these resources are designed to support effective, engaging instruction. You will also find workshops focused on digital accessibility and opportunities to explore AI, helping instructors thoughtfully integrate inclusive practices and emerging technologies into their courses.
  • Hands-on Sessions Exploring AI
    10/23/24
    Through Explore AI, CATT actively supports faculty by offering hands-on opportunities to engage with leading generative AI tools.
  • Collaboration Sessions
    12/2/25
    Are you interested in collaborating with our learning consultants on a project for your course? The CATT instructional innovation team can help to facilitate the collaborative process with you and your colleagues to bring your ideas to develop your ideas.

The Teaching Table podcast

The Teaching Table is a monthly podcast where we engage in insightful conversations about the dynamic world of teaching, learning and technology within higher education.

Resources and support

Instructional Support from CATT

A key component of CATT's mission is to provide resources and support to the campus community. Our Teaching Transformation team provides instructional and pedagogical support to help ensure you are equipped to create classroom experiences which promote student success.

UB Learns Technical Support Request (e.g., A tool isn’t functioning as expected, I don’t see all of my courses.)

Learning Systems staff from the Office of Curriculum, Assessment and Teaching Transformation play a vital role in the university’s academic mission through the system administration and direct end-user support for UB Learns.

  • New Faculty: Getting Started at UB
    12/2/25
    Whether you need assistance in developing engaging course materials, implementing effective assessment strategies or navigating the digital landscape of online learning, CATT is here to help you succeed.
  • Resources for Teaching Assistants
    12/3/25
    Whether you are a new teaching assistant or have prior experience, CATT has compiled resources and developed workshops and other opportunities crafted especially for you.
AI at UB Support Hub

AI at UB supports the UB community in understanding and using artificial intelligence in teaching and learning through campus-supported tools, practical guidance and emerging best practices.