Library: Teaching Resources for AI: Example AI Policies

AI Policies Written by SCC Faculty

This section will include text of AI policies written by SCC faculty.

Do you have a policy in your syllabus that addresses the use of AI? Do you have an example of a policy co-created with your students about how AI will and will not be used in the class? Send any examples you'd like to share to alyssa.jocsonporter[at]seattlecolleges.edu

@dominiquechappard. “Work in Progress.” Open Clipart, 1 Jan. 2018, https://openclipart.org/detail/293026/work-in-progress.

AI Policies from Local Colleges/Universities

Seattle University: ChatGPT
From introduction: "This page offers a brief introduction to ChatGPT, including suggestions on how it might be used in the classroom and an overview of its more problematic aspects. It also provides guidance on how to develop academic integrity and appropriate use policies for ChatGPT, as well as practical suggestions on how to mitigate plagiarism and cheating."
University of Washington: Academic Integrity and ChatGPT
From Introduction: "The following strategies can help instructors think about how to communicate with students, set expectations, and develop assignments that increase students’ motivation to develop their own skills and ideas."
Seattle Colleges: Teaching, Designing, and Researching with ChatGPT
See recordings and slides from ChatGPT panels co-hosted by eLearning and District Faculty Professional Development. [requires log-in into Canvas]

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Teaching Resources for AI

AI Policies Written by SCC Faculty

AI Policies from Local Colleges/Universities