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We publish findings from our research in scholarly journals to advance the field of teaching and learning research in undergraduate education and publish reports on our findings to support decision-making at Michigan State University. Many of these works were created by the Evidence-Driven Learning Innovation (EDLI) team. This organization preceded the creation of CERA.


​Blended Courses Learning Outcomes​

Compares student learning outcomes and their engagement in course activities based on whether they attended online or in-person. ​

Zhuang, M., Kirby, C., Stoltzfus, J. R., Krueger, K., Liu, J., Mias, G., & Parkin, K. (2026). Comparing Online and In-Person Learning Outcomes with Synchronous Hybrid Instruction: A Natural Experiment During COVID-19. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 35(3), 795–809​

 

Midsemester Feedback for Actionable Course Transformation (MidFACT) Course Evaluations​

Provides structured midsemester feedback, allowing educators to understand what’s working well and what needs adjustment while the course is still in progress. You can also view a sample report. ​

David Pandya Kumar, J. A., Sun, H., Van Hof, J., & Vandepol, N. (2025). Midsemester course feedback from students as reflective practice: A pilot exploratory study on instructors’ and students’ insights. Innovations in Education and Teaching International, 1–14.​

 

AI Ethics Training Module Evaluation​

Demonstrates the effectiveness of an AI ethics training module developed for undergraduates in partnership with MSU’s Center for Ethical and Socially Responsible Leadership. ​

Sun, H. (2026). AI Ethics Student Module Evaluation: Examining changes in students' experiences, confidence, and learning behaviors related to the use of AI tools in academic settings. Knowledge Commons.

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Developing Educators’ Approaches to Generative AI​

Guides undergraduate educators through key considerations in revising their teaching to account for the availability of generative AI. ​

Kirby, C. K., Zhuang, M., Tetu, I. C., & Thomas, S. (2024). Developing Your Approach to Generative AI. The Scholarly Teacher. ​

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