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Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) Resource Guide for Faculty
Appropriate and Innovative Examples of Faculty AI Use
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Appropriate and Innovative Examples of Faculty AI Use
Communication and Student Engagement
Drafting weekly announcements, check-in messages, or discussion summaries to maintain regular interaction in asynchronous learning environments.
Composing initial drafts of assignment feedback or discussion replies to scaffold learning and support formative development.
Innovation in Grading and Instructional Activities
Creating sample responses or rubrics to clarify grading expectations for students.
Generating exemplar submissions to help students understand standards for quality work and encourage self-assessment.
Prepopulating grading comments for frequently observed issues, with final review and customization by the instructor.
Innovative Pedagogy
Designing assignments that prompt students to analyze, critique, or compare AI-generated content.
Creating activities that explore the ethical, social, or practical implications of GenAI in specific disciplines, especially those undergoing significant AI transformation.
Using an AI tool to create engaging media to support UDL.
Faculty should review and edit all AI-generated content to ensure it aligns with course objectives, complies with university values, and meets accessibility and accuracy standards.
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