Artificial Intelligence: ChatGPT and Beyond: Policies for Use of AI in the Classroom

Centennial College. GenAI Sample Assignment Level Statements Centennial College is encouraging policies about use of AI at the assignment level.

Policy statements from various institutions such as Clemson University, Salem State University for a Creative Writing course, etc. on a shared Google doc provided by Lance Eaton.

Examples of policy announcements, staff training plans, policy proposals, etc. for faculty and staff at College Unbound.

For a course Psychological Effects of the Internet at University of Wisconsin-Madison. ChatGPT assignment. Collection of readings and assignment using ChatGPT and a pledge for students to sign about their use of ChatGPT after completing the assignment.

Dr. Griffith, Simon Fraser University, explains her rationale for allowing use of AI noting that "using AI is not cheating in my course, but misrepresenting your sources is."

Guidelines suggested by ChatGPT to Mike Sharples

Discusses developing a classroom policy for use of AI in the classroom.

Christian Spannagel's class policy for use of tools such as ChatGPT, social media, etc. (March 2023).

Jack Caulfield has compiled an overview of universities' AI policies and a list with links to individual university policies. (Scroll passed the overview for links)

"This document contains patterns of text for academic syllabi in an era of generative AI."

Ths policy report "addresses the clear need for sharing knowledge, engaging educators, and refining technology plans and policies for artificial intelligence (AI) use in education."

Veletsianos discusses Ryan Baker's class policy for AI