AI in Teaching

AI is an abbreviation for Artificial Intelligence and has many applications, such as Alexa, Siri, robot vacuums, customer service chatbots, self-driving cars, ChatGPT, and many others.

We encourage you to articulate your stance on the use of these tools in your syllabi.
Turnitin’s AI detector tool will be available for faculty.
You must request access and complete a brief asynchronous training on Turnitin’s AI detector before the tool will be enabled.
Please login to TUhelp, click on "Request Help", then select the "Turnitin AI Detector" option to submit your request.

For more detailed information on AI use at Temple, see the CAT’s A Faculty Guide to A.I.
If you have questions about these policies, feel free to reach out to Stephanie Fiore at sfiore@temple.edu

The Temple University Center for the Advancement of Teaching (CAT) and Student Success Center (SSC) provide the resources below:

• Sample Syllabus Statements

• A Faculty Guide to A.I.: Provides an introduction to AI and guide to determine if and how to use it in your class

• Navigating AI Essential EDvice Exchange Reads for Fall

• Evaluating the Effectiveness of Turnitin’s AI Writing Indicator Model: Provides an evaluation of the usefulness of Turnitin as a tool to help you determine if a student has submitted work that is AI-generated

The CAT provides workshops and individual consultations to facilitate discussions and provide guidance regarding the use of AI in your teaching.

• Workshops: List of workshops offered by the CAT and registration link

• Schedule a Consultation: Schedule a consultation with a CAT consultant