AFC 2026 301: Being Re “AI” listic in the Age of AI: What are Students Actually Saying? скачать в хорошем качестве

AFC 2026 301: Being Re “AI” listic in the Age of AI: What are Students Actually Saying?

Presenters: Alexis Glasgow (Academic Integrity Coordinator, Office of Academic Integrity) & Marisa Lucian (Learning Specialist, UEAS | Academic Support) Session Description: Why do students cross the line when using AI? The Office of Academic Integrity and the Eagle Learning Center have teamed up to examine the patterns behind AI-related misconduct and offer practical strategies for faculty to guide classroom discussions and expectations of AI usage. In addition, we will go over potential changes to assignments and resources to point students towards to reduce their reliance on AI. Learning Outcomes: Gain inside knowledge and data that reveal what students are describing as their struggles as they navigate being a student with access to ever-changing AI powered support engines/services How to reassess things such as syllabus language and class conversation using AI specific language that helps students firmly understand their responsibilities Identify what strategies we can employ for faculty to work as a collaborative unit with support from OAI and the ELC to reduce inappropriate student use of AI #academia #education #university #college #students #teaching #faculty #ai