Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming more pervasive in our everyday lives and now with the release of ChatGPT and other online apps that can write papers and do many other incredible things, this page will serve as a resource to keep you up to date on what’s happening in this area, particularly as it pertains to higher ed.

Plagiarism checkers like Turnitin are already working on ways to check for papers written by AI apps like ChatGPT. Learn more about Turnitin’s AI writing and detection capability. 

Check out this AI in Education Google doc created by Daniel Stanford and edited by members of the POD Network. Daniel is an instructional designer and award-winning creator of professional development content focusing on more effective online and face-to-face teaching.

Endicott AI Tools

At Endicott College, we have agreements in place for faculty, staff, and students to use these AI tools in alignment with the acceptable use policy, work requirements, and academic integrity.

Review the Guidance for AI Use at Endicott for how students, staff, and faculty should use AI at Endicott. Go to AI at Endicott for more information about news, events, committees, working groups, and student learning and internships and other ways AI is being explored and used across the college.

Faculty and staff can earn a professional development credential badge on AI in Teaching to learn more about and practice high quality pedagogical strategies using AI in learning spaces.