By: Leslie Cramblet Alvarez, Assistant Vice Provost & Director of the Office of Teaching and Learning and Lexi Schlosser, Faculty Developer of Online Learning in the Office of Teaching and Learning (OTL Faculty Developers)
AI tools can be helpful for faculty members in many ways: creating study guides for students, developing inclusive language for syllabi and course content, designing assignments, and even building rubrics.
Tip #1: If you use them, be sure to acknowledge the use of AI tools for developing content in your course(s).
Tip #2: To address the rise of AI generated content by students, faculty can hold open discussions on academic integrity.
Tip #3: Update syllabi with AI use policies, and structure assignments for active learning.
For more information on this and other topics surrounding the use of AI, please refer to the OTL’s “Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Classroom” resource page (updates coming in Fall 2024!) If you are looking for more purposeful engagement surrounding AI and Teaching, fill out the 2024-2025 AI and Faculty Development interest-form here.