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Catch them Learning: A Pathway to Academic Integrity in the Age of AI

Cult of Pedagogy

As the potential for students to misuse AI tools raises ongoing questions about accountability, cheating, and academic integrity, a scandal from the past offers insights into the future. The following steps can help you, and your students, take action to ensure academic integrity. What questions do you have?

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5 Steps to Update Assignments to Foster Critical Thinking and Authentic Learning in an AI Age

Faculty Focus

We recognize we need to update assignments to promote academic integrity in an AI age, yet many of us feel unprepared to do so. One promising solution to the triple challenge of fostering critical thinking, meaningful learning, and academic integrity is to double down on transparency.

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5 Steps to Update Assignments to Foster Critical Thinking and Authentic Learning in an AI Age

Faculty Focus

We recognize we need to update assignments to promote academic integrity in an AI age, yet many of us feel unprepared to do so. One promising solution to the triple challenge of fostering critical thinking, meaningful learning, and academic integrity is to double down on transparency.

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Inclusive Teaching Begins with Authenticity

Faculty Focus

Language for the disability statement in their syllabus. A new way to write their course policy on academic integrity or late assignments. Introductions and low-stake interactions in the syllabus, in your communications, and in class can reduce intimidation and help students get ready to learn. Start strong. Patusky, K.,

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Inclusive Teaching Begins with Authenticity

Faculty Focus

Language for the disability statement in their syllabus. A new way to write their course policy on academic integrity or late assignments. Introductions and low-stake interactions in the syllabus, in your communications, and in class can reduce intimidation and help students get ready to learn. Start strong. Patusky, K.,