As a professor, my days are packed—teaching, meetings, research, family, and the dozens of “don’t forget” moments in between. If I tried to hold all of that in my head, I’d be overwhelmed. Instead, I do something has been called a mental dump. Nearly every day, I take a few minutes to clear my mind. Everything—ideas, tasks, reminders—goes into my to-do list inbox first. From there, it finds its proper place: A task list if it’s actionable A notes app (Notion, Evernote, etc.)

As a professor, your to-do list never truly ends. There are lectures to prepare, papers to grade, research to conduct, and a steady...

As educators, we know that the traditional textbook doesn’t always meet the diverse needs of today’s learners. Fortunately, Open...

Purpose This guide is designed to help college instructors create a custom GPT  using OpenAI's ChatGPT platform to enhance the use of...