Artificial Intelligence Faculty Committee

Chapman University has an extensive set of webpages dedicated to AI in education. Their AI resources are organized under the Artificial Intelligence Hub:  https://www.chapman.edu/ai/index.aspx

• Implicit and explicit bias in AI:  https://www.chapman.edu/ai/bias-in-ai.aspx
• Key terms in AI:  https://www.chapman.edu/ai/key-terms.aspx
• AI in the classroom:  https://www.chapman.edu/ai/atificial-intelligence-in-the-classroom.aspx
• Considerations for syllabus guidelines:  https://www.chapman.edu/ai/chapman-considerations-for-syllabus-policy-on-the-use-of-ai-generative-tools.aspx
• Guidelines for use of AI in research/scholarship/creative activities:  https://www.chapman.edu/ai/guidelines-for-the-use-of-ai.aspx
• Policy governing data privacy and security:  https://www.chapman.edu/campus-services/information-systems/policies-and-procedures/guidelines-relating-to-data-privacy-and-security-when-using-generative-artificial-intelligence-tools.aspx

The AI pages at Gettysburg college are maintained by the Johnson Center for Creative Teaching and Learning. The Gettysburg site offers resources (articles, videos, workshops and conferences) for students and faculty. Rather than imposing a campus-wide policy on genAI, it provides a flowchart for faculty to guide them through crafting their own class-specific policy. 

• Main page for AI:  https://genai.sites.gettysburg.edu/
• genAI 101 Resources (basic introduction):  https://genai.sites.gettysburg.edu/resources/
• genAI 201 Resources: https://genai.sites.gettysburg.edu/genai-201/
• Do my homework, genAI (video series): https://genai.sites.gettysburg.edu/do-my-hw-genai/
• Flowchart for faculty designing a classroom policy:  https://genai.sites.gettysburg.edu/positions-and-policies/
• List of webinars:  https://genai.sites.gettysburg.edu/upcoming-sessions/
• Pedagogy Institute Conference:  https://genai.sites.gettysburg.edu/jpi/

UCR's AI guidance pages are maintained by the XCITE Center for Teaching and Learning. UCR actively embraces genAI technology while giving faculty freedom to choose their level of engagement with it. UCR has a contract with Google to offer genAI tools through Generative AI Studio and NotebookLM, a genAI notetaking assistant.

• AI in the classroom:  https://teaching.ucr.edu/ai-classroom
• Provost office guidelines:  https://teaching.ucr.edu/sites/default/files/2023-09/generative-ai-guidelines.pdf
• NotebookLM - genAI tool to assist in note-taking:  https://teaching.ucr.edu/notebooklm
• Update on AI use for students:  https://insideucr.ucr.edu/announcements/2023/11/03/update-artificial-intelligence-use-students