Ethical AI use

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How can AI be used to improve student engagement?

• By providing the same content to all students

• By using interactive and adaptive learning tools

• By eliminating the need for classroom discussions

• By focusing solely on test scores

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What are some acceptable uses of AI for writing support?

• Using AI to write entire essays

• Using Grammarly for minor grammar feedback

• Using AI to generate ideas without any input

• Using AI to replace original writing

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What are some acceptable uses of AI for learning support?

• Asking for clarification on confusing topics

• Requesting definitions of difficult terms

• Getting help creating study guides

• All of the above

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What are some acceptable uses of AI for brainstorming and planning?

• Generating initial ideas for projects

• Copying entire essays

• Using AI to write final drafts

• Ignoring assignment guidelines

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 Stephen found some information online that he would like to use in his Psychology essay. However, the website has no author and no information about where the information came from. So, he didn’t mention the website in his references. Is Stephen committing plagiarism?

• Yes, it's plagiarism

• No, it's not plagiarism

• Technically, it's not plagiarism but it's not a best research practice

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What are some unacceptable uses of AI that can be considered hidden plagiarism?

• Using AI to paraphrase or rewrite large sections

• Using translation tools to disguise copied material

• Making minor edits to AI-generated content

• All of the above

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What are some unacceptable uses of AI during assessments?

• Using AI during tests without permission

• Getting AI help on assignments

• Checking with your teacher about AI policies

• All of the above

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What is the Three-Word Rule for summarizing texts?

• No more than three words in a row should match the original

• Use more than three consecutive words without citation

• Summarize without using quotation marks

• Practice with a partner using any text

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What is the consequence of submitting work that is determined to be more than 30% AI-generated?

• Receive a zero

• Get a warning

• Pass the assignment

• No consequence

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What are the consequences of a first offense regarding academic integrity?

• Formal warning from teacher

• Required conference to discuss academic integrity

• Opportunity to redo assignment for partial credit

• Learning opportunity to understand proper AI use

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What are the consequences of a second offense as outlined in the document?

• Disciplinary referral to administration

• Zero grade on the assignment

• Parent or guardian contact

• Potential impact on academic record

Open Ended

Which scenarios are acceptable and why?

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How can AI-based plagiarism detection tools enhance students' writing skills?

• By identifying instances of plagiarism

• By providing feedback on grammar and sentence structure

• By generating original content for assignments

• Both a and b

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What is a potential drawback of relying too much on AI in education?

• AI can provide personalised learning

• AI can lead to a lack of critical thinking skills

• AI can automate repetitive tasks

• AI can improve student outcomes

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What is one example of how you can use AI ethically in your schoolwork?

• Using AI for research assistance

• Copying AI-generated content

• Using AI to cheat on tests

• Ignoring AI tools altogether