Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) Tools and Academic Use

Noema Magazine article By Laura Hartenberger (UCLA) July 2023

Duke University Libraries, March 2023

An article that provides a list of the top 5 AI tools and software for academic research from April 2023

Updated January 2023

Open Universities Australia, 2023

American Psychological Association website April 2023

MLA Style Center

Choose-your-own-adventure style example of student deciding if, how, and when to use A.I. tools from University of Waterloo Library.

Writing Programs symposium at UCLA on "Generating Text: Teaching, Writing, and Learning in the Age of AI"

UCLA teaching cross campus collaboration for upcoming events, some recordings included.

Includes sample activities for professors and students from Berkeley College English Professor Jason Gulya.

Overview and tips for educators from Open AI. Includes suggestions for how students can disclose use of AI.

From January 2023

UCLA Teaching Blog, Caroline Kong, April 2023

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An Edtech company's blog post providing advice to instructors, from January 2023.

Medium.com, Dec 2022, by Ryan Watkins, Professor of Educational Technology Leadership, and Human-Technology Collaboration, at George Washington University in Washington DC. Examples of places you can make tweaks in your syllabus and course activities to acknowledge how students use AI technologies in your course.

Stephen Taylor's blog post that argues against the implementation of an AI policy in higher education, from January 2023.

Use active learning techniques and scaffolding to help students avoid temptation to plagiarize.

Inside Higher Ed, June 2023.

From TechLearning.com July 2023

Developed by the Association of College and Research Libraries, the framework is based on a cluster of interconnected core concepts, with flexible options for implementation, rather than on a set of standards or learning outcomes, or any prescriptive enumeration of skills. It can be used by educators to develop learning outcomes, tools, and resources.

ACRL 2023 panel session reprise. Presentation recording, slides, notes, and bibliography included. March 2023

From the UN Environmental Programme, September, 2024.

Includes a chart of types of data that is allowed and types of data to avoid uploading/inputting into any generative A.I. tools.

Some resources limited to Law students.

Definitions, best practices and guidelines for Washington State employees, Washington Technology Solutions, August 2023.