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Open Educational Resources Series [More in this series]

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Open Access

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This document presents information and solutions to educators across the spectrum of enthusiasm and adoption interests, empowering everyone to make educated decisions for themselves and their students regarding generative AI.

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Contents

• Intro
• Contents
• Executive Summary
• Foreword
• To The Reader
• How to Use the Guide
• Acknowledgements
• AI in Context
• AI Meets the Public
• A Year in AI
• AI Capabilities
• AI Bias Concerns
• Algorithmic Bias
• Data Management and Media Literacy
• Societal Impact
• AI in Society: Ethical and Legal Issues
• Intellectual Privacy Considerations
• Fair Use Vs. Copyright
• Licensing and Fair Compensation
• Impact On Trademark Infringement
• AI Trademark Infringement
• AI Literacy
• AI Literacy in Everyday Living
• Misinformation and Disinformation
• Policy Considerations in Teaching and Education
• Opportunities and Threats in Higher Education
• Equity and Access in Higher Education
• Dealing with Academic Integrity
• Integrity Problems with AI
• False Honesty of AI
• Psychological Impact of AI
• The Responsibility of Educators
• The Impact of AI in Other Contexts
• Information Security Concerns
• AI Policy Suggestions
• Additional Resources
• AI in Course Development and Assessment
• Uses of AI Technologies in Higher Education
• AI-powered personalized learning
• Intelligent tutoring systems
• Automated grading and assessment
• Virtual and augmented reality
• Intelligent content creation
• Data analytics for educational insights
• Language learning and translation
• Intelligent learning management systems
• AI Capabilities for Students
• AI Tools for Student Writing Tasks
• AI Capabilities for Faculty
• Suggestions for Faculty AI Use
• Prompt Engineering for Instructors
• Setting Expectations in Your Classes
• AI Tools to Promote Student Learning and Success: Examples
• In-Class Activities
• Writing Assignments
• AI Tools for Research Assignments
• Lab Reports
• Accessibility
• Considerations for Online Classes
• AI Tools Can Support Teaching: Examples.
• AI in Student Research and Creative Works
• The Role of AI in the Student's Research/Creation Process
• AI as it Pertains to the Intellectual Growth of the Student Researcher
• Using AI to Develop Research and Scholarship
• Opportunities
• Risks
• Citing/Disclosing
• Using AI to Evaluate Research and Scholarship
• Funder and Publisher Guidelines
• Using AI in Creative Works
• Copyright, Intellectual Property and Applications in Creative Industries
• Generative AI in Student Creative Works
• Summary and Additional Considerations
• Evaluating AI Tools in Higher Education
• Student Evaluation Practices and Assessment Strategies
• AI's Impact on Summative Assessment: An Example
• Alternative Grading Strategies
• Challenges with AI Detection Products
• Strategies for Pedagogical Evaluation
• Strategies for Technology Evaluation
• Strategies for Accessibility and DEI Evaluation
• Strategies for Student Input
• Special Section: A Brief History of AI
• Conclusion
• What Does the Future with AI Look Like?
• Job Market
• Scientific Discovery
• Cyber Security
• AI and Mindreading
• Interspecies Communication
• After Death Communication (in a way)
• Appendix A: Timeline
• Appendix B: Algorithmic/Machine-Learning Bias
• Machine Learning Bias
• Examples of Algorithmic Bias
• Appendix C: AI Tool Evaluation Examples
• Example A: Midjourney
• Example B: Almanack.ai
• Example C: Learnt.ai
• Appendix D: Glossary
• References.

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ISBN

9798855801835

OCLC

• 1453602853
• 1530624228

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