The University of Michigan celebrates the 10-year anniversary of its Academic Innovation Fund (AIF), which has supported nearly 400 faculty-led projects across its 19 schools and colleges. This initiative has fostered a culture of innovation, enabling the development of educational technologies, online learning experiences, and research in areas like generative AI. James DeVaney, the AIF’s founding executive director, emphasizes the fund’s role in empowering faculty and facilitating collaboration. Looking ahead, U-M plans to expand its online offerings and strengthen partnerships, aiming to enhance educational access and adapt to future challenges in the evolving landscape of higher education.

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