Faculty Guide to Artificial Intelligence: Policies

A growing list of syllabi policies for AI, created and maintained by Lance Eaton

Resources for instructors compiled by the Office of Undergraduate Education of Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences

A sampling of various class policies shared by faculty from other institutions provided as examples to be used or modified in developing policies for navigation AI-generative tools. From Northern Illinois University's Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning

Different options--with sample phrasing--to include (or not) AI in the syllabus from the University of Notre Dame du Lac

Sample statements on the use of AI for syllabi from University of British Columbia's Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology

Samples, articles, and useful links on AI classroom and institutional policies from the Camden County College Library

Collection of university policies and websites, curated by Tracy Mendolia-Moore (Manager of 3D Educational Technology Innovations for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning at the Western University of Health Sciences).

These guidelines were created and reviewed by College Unbound students in Spring 2023 with the support of Lance Eaton, Director of Faculty Development & Innovation. The students include S. Fast, K. Linder-Bey, Veronica Machado, Erica Maddox, Suleima L., Lora Roy.

An easy-to-use check list for classroom policies and assignment statements from the Office for Faculty Excellence at Montclair University

Introductory guidance and advice from The Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning of Harvard University.

Ideas and suggestions from Dr. Ryan Watkins, professor of Educational Technology at George Washington University

Daniel Stanford's Substack

A blueprint for a policy development paln about generative AI from College Unbound

Resources for establishing an AI classroom policy, with samples. From Metropolitan State University of Denver

Various options and suggestions for an AI statement on syllabi and assignment guidelines

A disclosure agreement is an effective strategy to prevent inappropriate use of generative AI.