Developing a Gen AI Policy for Your Classes

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Open to Faculty, Lecturers, Graduate Teaching Assistants, and all other Instructional Staff

Lots of instructors are struggling with how to handle Gen AI policy for their fall term classes.  Should we forbid it? (Hint: we don’t advise that).  Should we encourage student use?  On all assignments?  Just some of them?

Come join us at this 60-minute session to hear from faculty experienced in this area about how they set their course policies regarding Generative AI use in their classes.  We’ll hear about how they have thought through these issues, the language they use in their syllabus, and how they explain it to their classes.  We will leave plenty of time for discussion, and for workshopping different approaches for your classes.

When: Tuesday, August 12 @ 3:30 - 4:30 PM

Where: 109B Halle and Zoom

Benefits of Participation

  • Learn about different approaches to Gen AI course policies in classes
  • Consider how you might write up your own policies and explain them to your students

Facilitators

  • Andrew Ross, Mathematics and Statistics
  • Christine Clark, Geography and Geology
  • Raed Jarrah, Construction Management
  • Salar Mesdaghinia, Management
  • Rania Spantidi, Computer Science
  • Jeffrey L. Bernstein, Political Science and Faculty Development Center