Office Hours | Rx Bricks: Practical Workflows for Active Learning
August 19, 2026
Rx Bricks are short, interactive learning experiences designed to help faculty incorporate active learning into their curricula while giving learners opportunities to engage with content and assess their understanding.
In this Faculty Office Hours session, the ScholarRx team walks through practical workflows for using Rx Bricks throughout the teaching process, from finding and organizing existing content to assigning Bricks, monitoring student engagement, and adapting resources to fit specific course goals.
Faculty also explore how to customize existing Bricks and create new learning experiences with TAI (Teaching with AI), as well as strategies for collaborating and co-authoring content with colleagues. Guided demonstrations show how these tools can support curricular flexibility while helping educators make effective use of existing resources.
Whether you’re getting started with Rx Bricks or looking to expand how you use them in your curriculum, this replay provides practical guidance you can return to throughout the 2026–2027 academic year.
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