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AI Plagiarism and Pedagogy
Your Colleagues Are Working On Issues Regarding Generative AI (i.e. ChatGPT)
Here's What Some Fellow Educators Have to Say
Class Policies and AI
Classroom Policy and Syllabus Assistance
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Artificial Intelligence and Teaching (Briefly explains AI in the classroom and gives sample syllabi policies). Univ. Wisconsin, Milwaukee. 2024.
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Rules for Tools, (One page classroom policy on how to use media in classroom work). Hiedelberg University of Education. October 1st 2023.
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- The above policy was shared on LinkedIn and a very interesting conversation ensued: Click Here
Was This Written By AI?
Tools are being created to help us figure out if something was created by artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT.
Please understand that these tools are no foolproof and students can use them as well however, you may find them useful.
GPTZero: This is a free, non-commercial, tool. Documents are scored by how much may have been written by AI. Each sentence written by AI is highlighted.
ChatGPT: You can actually use ChatGPT to check if something was generated by AI. Simply ask it "was this created by artificial intelligence?" and put in the piece of work.
AI Classifier: A resource that distinguishes between AI and human written text brought to you by the creators of ChatGPT.
AI Detection Games
Play a Game to Test Your Ability to Spot When Something is Written by AI
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Real of Fake: select a category (i.e. short stories, New York Times articles, recipes or presidential speeches) and test if you can tell if ai wrote it or a human.
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Human or Not: Chat with someone for two minutes, and try to figure out if it was a fellow human or an AI bot.