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Friday, December 19, 2025

Sharing Milestones from 2025: A Year in Review at the Teaching Innovation Incubator

As we conclude 2025, the Teaching Innovation Incubator is excited to share our annual Year in Review, highlighting the key milestones and learnings from our beta and inaugural projects. Click on the title to learn more.

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