What resources can I use to help me understand generative AI for university work?
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Generative AI starter kit
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Understanding how to use generative AI ethically in university work can take some time. Use the below resources to help you better understand how you can (and shouldn't) use generative AI in your assignments. At all times, ensure you are referring to the University's Statement on the Use of AI in Assessment to avoid academic misconduct.
1) What do we mean by 'generative artificial intelligence'? Watch this short video to learn more about this concept.
2) It's important that all Arden students are aware of the University's Statement on the Use of AI in Assessment. The guidelines in the statement will help you to determine whether you are using generative AI ethically.
Watch this video for a break down of some of its important principles.
You may also find these specific frequently asked questions and handout useful:
- What are some ways I can use generative AI in my academic work?
- Can I use AI as a source in my assignment?
- GenAI and academic writing: A student guide
3) Many students ask about Grammarly and similar tools, and whether they are allowed to use them. The below frequently asked question and handout should clarify this for you.
4) As with all resources that you may use in your work, if you have used generative AI to produce something for you (e.g., a diagram) or if you have chosen to use an idea from a generative AI platform, you will need to cite the source and include it in your reference list. Below are some resources on how you could reference AI tools in your referencing style.
- Referencing genAI tools and software in OSCOLA referencing style
- Referencing genAI tools and software in AU Harvard referencing style
- Referencing genAI tools and software in APA referencing style
Would you like more information about generative AI for university work? If so, book onto our Academic Skills workshop to learn more and ask your questions!
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