<Course Title's> AI Policy

While AI tools can be a useful part of the learning process, we want to make sure that we are not engaging in academic dishonesty and plagiarism by using these tools in class. To that end, I want to let you know that using ChatGPT or other AI like it in my classes is <What is your policy -- discouraged? not supported? disallowed?>.

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My Expectations

Digital Citizenship and AI: Adhering to the Plagiarism Policy

Let's summarize it so we know exactly what we need to remember moving forward:

Examples of academic dishonesty include (but are not limited to):

Employing AI to write answers to assignments
Using other writers’ evidence for your own work without attribution
Reading a classmate or friend’s work and using their ideas in your work without saying where you got them
Allowing others to significantly rewrite your work for you
Reading anything (professionally published or not) and incorporating its ideas into your work without citing it
Writing your own responses by yourself but copying or paraphrasing a sentence or paragraph from somewhere else without saying where it came from
Submitting work that you have purchased or acquired elsewhere
Submitting work created for another class
Making up facts or changing the facts to suit your claims.

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