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CCAS Professor Receives Grant to Develop Open-Access AI Platform for Higher Education

CCAS Professor Receives Grant to Develop Open-Access AI Platform for Higher Education

Joubin's project, Teach Anything, allows educators to build open-access, course-specific AI chatbots for students.
February 3, 2026

Teaching Anything is a permanently free, open-access platform that enables faculty to create their own AI applications using open-source large language models.

Alexa Alice Joubin, a professor in the English department at George Washington University, received a grant from George Mason University's Institute for Humane Studies to develop open-source and open-access artificial intelligence tools for liberal arts higher education. The platform models ethical practices in human-AI collaboration and uses inclusive design principles.

Her project, Teaching Anything, is a permanently free, open-access platform that enables faculty to create their own AI applications using open-source large language models. Designed as shared infrastructure for teaching and learning, the project models ethical practices in human-AI collaboration while applying inclusive design principles to broaden access and participation.

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