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Lamakū support sessions, hosted by the UH ID PLC, provide dedicated time and space for participants to seek support from instructional designers (and each other) as we collectively explore and work in Lamakū.

Fall 2025 Lamakū Support Sessions registration link

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New AI features are being added to familiar sites like Padlet and Canva. Now, your ideas can be swiftly transformed into ready-to-share text and images. See the Labor Day 2025 post for an example of AI at work.

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Have you used AI to accelerate the creation of course content?

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This image was generated with Padlet's new AI image tool. The initial prompt for a Labor Day image produced a selection of Soviet-inspired labor activists. A revised prompt to feature US women resulted in parade ranks of women in denim, suspenders, and other dated attire. The third and final prompt specified US women who were "tougher, madder, and modern."

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ʻIolani Palace was the home of Hawaiʻi's last reigning monarchs.

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September has been newly designated as Hawaiian History Month. Act 167 aims to increase public awareness, celebrate Queen Lili'uokalani's legacy, and acknowledge the contributions of the Native Hawaiian community.

Celebrate Hawaiian History Month. Scholar discussions, walking tours, and musical performances offer learning opportunities for students.

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Present information in a concise, eye-catching format.

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Collaborate with a few clicks!

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Updated! Distance Learning Faculty Guide (2021)

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Updated! Distance Learning Faculty Guide (2021)

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UH sign-in for Google Site

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Learn how UHWO students, faculty and staff strengthen their sense of HĀ: B.R.E.A.T.H. - Nā Hopena A'o. These videos show a cultural approach to education and community. We encourage you to watch each video or one that sparks your interest and join the conversation on Flipgrid.  (YouTube  Playlist HĀ: B.R.E.A.T.H.)

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Powerful new GenAI content creation tools are in the hands of students and educators alike. It’s important to provide guidance for users who may not understand when and how to incorporate generative artificial intelligence into their work products. Knowing how to appropriately cite generative AI tools used to create text passages, images, audio, and other content is critical as well. Course Hero has released two teaching resources to address these needs:

The Ethical Learner: GenAI Checklist (UH sign in) is a concise set of practices that users can follow to utilize GenAI tools to enhance—rather than replace—their own ideas and insights.

How to Cite AI Tools: A Guide for Students is a detailed resource for citing AI sources in APA and MLA citation styles.