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As of Fall 2023 there is no university policy regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI) use in courses. Each faculty member has the academic freedom to decide to what extent, if at all, students may use AI in support of their coursework. Instructors should clearly state on their syllabi and in the instructions for each assignment whether or not students can use AI to complete the assignment. |
Below are some resources to help with understanding the context of AI in education. Jump to one of the page sections below:
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Questions and Answers about AI in Education
How should I craft my syllabus to address AI?
AI Guide with Sample Statements
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Can I use AI chatbots to evaluate student work?
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No, but you can have students use or learn Generative AI for their assignments. There are many options and we suggest providing them with a list of possible tools. Some require a separate login and creating accounts requires a cell phone number. Others have some other privacy concerns. Students will want to be careful about what they input into an AI chatbotGoogle Gemini and ChatGPT Edu are the officially supported generative AI tools at Boise State. Refer to AI Tools webpage on the Boise State AI in Education website.
Gemini is currently turned on for all Google accounts (students, staff, and faculty) at Boise State University.
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