From Hacks to Habits: Empowering Educators to Use AI in Math Instruction

Tuesday, October 28, 2025 | 4:30PM–5:15PM CT | EDUCAUSE Commons, Teaching & Learning Central, Poster Area
Session Type: Poster Session
Delivery Format: Poster
AI has become a buzzword in education. But how do we move from experimenting with tools to building habits that last? This session introduces a scalable framework to help educators integrate AI into their daily instructional routines. Built on professional development workshops I’ve delivered for high school and college educators, this session walks attendees through practical examples from calculus, statistics, and algebra courses where AI enhances engagement, streamlines prep work, and improves feedback quality. I’ll also share how these workflows can be adapted for institution-wide faculty development. Whether you’re an instructor, instructional designer, or administrator, you’ll leave with actionable ideas and models that are already being implemented at various education levels. This session has been featured at major events, including ISTELive, UConn’s Teaching with Technology Conference, ITLC, and the MAA Missouri Section Meeting—and continues to evolve based on educator feedback across the country.

Presenters

  • Vinay Kodipelly

    Assistant Teaching Professor, University of Missouri-St Louis