- Academic Integrity 2.0. Dr. Philippa Hardman. The debate around AI in education often circles back to concerns about academic integrity. If tools like ChatGPT can write an essay better than the average student where does this leave educators, education institutions and the concept of academic integrity?
- Nov 6, 2023. Academic Integrity in the Age of AI. JD White. This article presents two problems, a confession, and one clear solution for leaders who are grappling with how to properly assess learners in the age of AI. /// The article also notes the following: “We concluded it would not be ethical to employ AI-detection tools at this point of development.”
- Jan 16, 2024. Detection of AI Cheating is Unreliable and a Distraction. Tim Dasey. What do we lose when we focus on cheating as the main use of AI?
- Jan 16, 2024. Plagiarism, AI and Higher Education. Tracy Mitrano. “All of which brings me to these conclusions: we—humanity—will deal with AI as we have with so many other challenges historically. That is, imperfectly. Future historians will look back on this age in full view of our gifts as well as our faults.”
- Nov 4, 2024. Cheating Has Become Normal. Beth McMurtrie. “But it’s not AI that has a lot of professors worried. It’s what lies behind that willingness to cheat.”
Perceptions of AI use
- Sept 26, 2023. Perceptions About Generative AI and ChatGPT Use by Faculty and College Students. Tiffany Petricini, Chuhao Wu, and Sarah T. Zipf. Very little literature exists on student and faculty perceptions of AI use in higher education, particularly related to generative AI tools. The present study aims to fill this gap and offer perceptions from both students and faculty from a large research university in the mid-Atlantic. Survey participants consisted of 286 faculty and 380 students across multiple campuses.
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