AI in Education: Academic Integrity

Is it AI?

Your expertise as a teacher is the best determinant of authentic student work. Designing tasks with built-in ways for students to show their progress will help avoid issues. At the end of longer tasks, students should have evidence of their thinking along the way.

If you suspect inappropriate use of AI, do not engage in a power struggle because it can be hard to prove. Rather, require another method to determine the student's level of understanding - probably something brief, in person, and/or handwritten.

• Research-Based presentation about the limitations of AI Detector tools 
  • Take-away - the detectors used by Turnitin and other tools are not fully accurate

Tools to detect AI language

• Draftback - Chrome extension to see google doc work in real-time
• GPT Zero
• Open AI Detector
• Crossplag
• Originality.AI, a Chrome extension
• Detect GPT, a Chrome extension

Using AI & ChatGPT Ethically

• How to use ChatGPT and still be a good person, via NY Times

via Turnitin.com - Resources for how to use AI in the research process

• Original Thinking throughout the writing process
• Ethical AI Use: A checklist for students
• AI Rubric: Prepare your assignments according to AI use

How to Cite from ChatGPT or other AI tools

Use Noodletools

• Choose "Website" > "AI" and complete the form according to your use of the AI tool

See - Appendix 6: Guidance on the use of artificial intelligence tools

Via Turnitin.com

• Updating your school's Academic Integrity Policy in the Age of AI
• Disrupting Plagiarism: Many resources and lesson ideas for building an "honor code" culture