Collaborative AI Policy for BIO 2101 – Human Anatomy and Phy…
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Cоllаbоrаtive AI Pоlicy for BIO 2101 – Humаn Anatomy and Physiology 1, Spring 2026 Objective: This policy outlines how generative AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Dall-E) can be used responsibly and effectively in our Human Biology course to enhance learning while maintaining academic integrity and fostering skill development. 1. Ethical Guidelines Students must use AI tools ethically and in alignment with the values of academic honesty. All work submitted must reflect individual understanding, even when AI tools are used. Plagiarism or submitting AI-generated content as your own is strictly prohibited. 2. Appropriate Uses of AI Generative AI tools are generally permitted in this course for the following purposes: Study Aids: To generate practice questions, content summaries, or explanations of complex topics. Research Preparation: To brainstorm ideas, locate credible sources, or organize information. Writing Support: To improve grammar, spelling, or clarity in assignments (provided the core content is your own). 3. Inappropriate Uses of AI Generative AI tools should not be used in this course in the following ways: Assignment Completion: Writing entire essays, lab reports, or responses to reflection or discussion prompts. Exams or Quizzes: Using AI during assessments is considered cheating. Group Work: Representing AI contributions as part of group projects without full disclosure. 4. Acknowledging AI Use Any use of AI in assignments must be clearly cited. For example: "ChatGPT was used to generate a summary of mitosis, which I revised and expanded." You should cite AI use using APA format and be aware that you may be asked to submit your prompts and/or chat logs. Failure to fully disclose AI use may result in academic consequences. 5. Skill Development While AI can assist in learning, it should not replace critical thinking, problem-solving, or writing skills. Students are encouraged to: Use AI for guidance, not as a substitute for effort. Practice applying concepts independently before seeking AI assistance. Verify the accuracy of any information generated by AI 6. Instructor Role The instructor will: Provide examples of appropriate and inappropriate AI use. Offer guidance on citing AI tools in academic work. Be available to answer questions or concerns about this policy. 7. Flexibility and Revisions This policy is a living document. We will revisit and revise it as needed during the semester to address emerging challenges or opportunities related to AI use. 8. Consequences for Policy Violations Minor violations will result in a warning and a chance to resubmit the assignment. Serious or repeated violations may lead to academic penalties, following the college’s code of conduct. Agreement By participating in this course, students agree to follow this AI policy. Let’s work together to use AI responsibly and maximize its potential as a learning tool. Policy revised using Open AI, ChatGPT and last updated: [January 8, 2026] Please type your name below after reading and agreeing to this AI policy:
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