Lance Eaton: At it again, this time, I’m hoping to crowdsource Higher Ed policies & guidance on #GenAI at the institutional level. If your institution has a policy for faculty, students, and/or staff, please feel free to share it!

https://aiedusimplified.substack.com/p/crowdsourcing-ai-institutional-policies

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Back in January 2023, I created this  AI Syllabi Policy repository and began crowdsourcing educators’ AI policies and guidance in their syllabi. There’s currently over 170 contributions and it continues to grow. I talk about this repository in this post, but that’s not the focus, just the preamble to today’s post.

About a month ago, Peter Shea reached out and nudged me to think about creating a similar repository for institutional policies. I knew there were a few other sources out there that were doing this in part. For instance, Tracy Mendolia, has this amazing Padlet that is crowdsourced University Policies on Generative AI. It’s pretty amazing. But it’s also a little overwhelming and hard to navigate. I think padlets are great for collecting things as part of an activity, but personally, find them hard to sort through and figure out what is helpful and isn’t.

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