In this self-paced workshop series, participants will connect with other faculty and hear from a guest speaker to determine how generative artificial intelligence should and/or should not be used by students and what the consequences for misuse should be. The ultimate goal of this workshop is for faculty to individually create policies on AI and academic integrity that are discipline-specific and can be added to course syllabi. Faculty will discuss how AI has affected their classes, read up on the latest conversations in higher ed regarding AI, hear from Megan Kaptik to gain the Manager of Student Conduct’s perspective on AI, and write AI policies for their courses. If you have seen AI usage by your students but are unsure of the best way to respond, this is the workshop for you!
Asynchronous workshop offered January 13th – February 14th
8 PD Hours and $200 stipend for eligible faculty who complete at least 80% of online activities and submit the final deliverable, an AI syllabus statement.
8 seats: Register here to participate January 13 – February 14
Open to faculty. Please contact Gordun Gul, Computer Science, with questions.
Last Updated December 3, 2024