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What is it?
AI is not new. As a field of research, it has been around for around 60 years, but as an industry has only taken off in the last decade due to the arrival of big data, cutting edge algorithms and low-cost computing (Tan, 2020).
AI is a type of technology that helps actual machines (like self-driving cars, and virtual machines), services (like Grammarly and Google Search), process information, make decisions, execute actions, learn from past actions and make better decisions. AI has the potential to radically transform the way we live, work, and learn.
At JCU, we measure our impact by the success of our students. Preparing our students for the future of work will mean ensuring they have the skills for lifelong learning, and we acknowledge that AI tools will become an embedded part of future ways of working.
Our students’ success as graduates will be underpinned by proactive educational opportunities that allow them to engage with emerging and evolving technologies, including AI, with an emphasis on the development of the general capabilities and skills that foster their professional expertise, critical thinking, evaluation and intellectual curiosity. At JCU, the use of AI in learning, teaching and assessment is required to be ethical, pedagogically sound, transparent and purposeful.
→ Learn about the impacts to ethics and assessment integrity (PDF, 209 KB)
Contemporary approaches to assessment are holistic, valuing graduate attributes such as critical thinking, collaboration, communication and problem-solving skills alongside disciplinary knowledge, skills and application.
Programmatic assessment may mitigate the risk to academic integrity from inappropriate use of AI. This approach considers individual assessment items as data points that provide information on learner performance and feedback, and there is a continuum of low to high stakes decisions across the whole program (course). Decisions regarding progression are based on these cumulative data points in combination with high stakes (e.g., invigilated or otherwise resource-intensive to deliver) assessment tasks.
→ Learn about designing assessment tasks that minimise academic integrity misconduct (PDF, 100 KB)
Overview of the Alleged Academic Misconduct process:
If you suspect a student has used an AI tool and not provided appropriate attribution that makes it transparent, the appropriate action is to refer to the Academic Misconduct Procedure.
Any person, including staff, students, members of the University community or public; may refer an instance of suspected academic misconduct to the University. The allegation raises suspicion of cheating, particularly contract cheating because a third party has written the assessment item.
All allegations of academic misconduct shall be treated confidentially and in the strictest privacy.
The process for referring suspected academic misconduct is progressed by the Subject Coordinator.
→ Learn about the Alleged Academic Misconduct process (PDF, 105 KB)
For further information and support, contact your Associate Dean of Learning and Teaching (ADLT) or request assistance from an Academic Developer/Educational Designer.
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