Quiz on Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools in Education

What does generative artificial intelligence (AI) primarily do?

• Limit student access to technology

• Replace traditional teaching methods

• Focus solely on written assessments

• Create new content

How should lecturers approach the use of generative AI tools?

• Avoid teaching students about them

• Remain positive about their use

• Discourage all forms of technology

• Limit their application in assessments

What is one way generative AI tools can assist students?

• Provide all answers without effort

• Replace the need for critical thinking

• Eliminate the need for research

• Generate preliminary ideas

What should lecturers focus on to enhance student learning?

• Experiential learning

• Standardized testing

• Memorization techniques

• Passive learning methods

What type of assessments should be redesigned according to the guidelines?

• Standardized exams

• Oral assessments and open-ended questions

• Multiple-choice tests only

• Short answer quizzes

What is a key responsibility of students regarding their academic work?

• Acknowledge the use of generative AI tools

• Use generative AI tools excessively

• Submit work without any references

• Copy from peers without citation

What should be avoided in coursework assessments?

• Creative assignments

• Excessive use of generative AI tools

• Group projects

• Peer reviews

What is the consequence of suspected plagiarism involving generative AI tools?

• No consequences

• A warning only

• Disciplinary action by the University

• Automatic passing grade

What must all academic works submitted for assessment be?

• Written by someone else

• Copied from the internet

• Original

• Based solely on generative AI

What should students do to ensure academic integrity?

• Sign a plagiarism statement form

• Ignore the plagiarism policy

• Rely on generative AI for all ideas

• Submit work without any citations