academic_integrity
Memorial University's 2025-2026 University Calendar lists submission of work created through unauthorized use of generative AI tools and presented as a student's original work as an academic offence.
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Memorial University of Newfoundland
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11 # Memorial University of Newfoundland AI policy record
2+academic_integrity: Memorial University's 2025-2026 University Calendar lists submission of work created through unauthorized use of generative AI tools and presented as a student's original work as an academic offence.
3+Evidence (en-CA, d28aa310246b): Use of generative artificial intelligence (AI): The submission of work that has been created through the unauthorized use of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) tools and presented as a student’s original work.
4+security_review: Memorial CIO guidance says university data should be handled with AI tools that are approved or recommended by the university, and users should avoid uploading sensitive or confidential data to unsecured AI platforms.
5+Evidence (en-CA, 697fad75784b): When using university data, use AI tools that are approved or recommended by the university. Avoid uploading sensitive or confidential data to unsecure AI platforms.
6+ai_tool_treatment: Memorial Libraries' AI academic work guide says students must acknowledge any AI-generated content used in academic work and are not permitted to present work created through unauthorized generative AI tools as their own original work.
7+Evidence (en-CA, 0554a8e998ea): Therefore, you must acknowledge any use of AI-generated content in your academic work. You are not permitted to create work using unauthorized generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools and present it as your own original work.
8+teaching: Memorial's Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning presents GenAI as a teaching and learning support area and offers instructor consultations and department-level presentations on appropriate GenAI use in course development.
9+Evidence (en-CA, e9751f749e52): CITL's Educational Developers, Senior Instructional Designers and Instructional Designers can provide guidance on assessment design and the appropriate use of GenAI in course development activities.
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security_review
Memorial CIO guidance says university data should be handled with AI tools that are approved or recommended by the university, and users should avoid uploading sensitive or confidential data to unsecured AI platforms.
Review: Agent reviewed
ai_tool_treatment
Memorial Libraries' AI academic work guide says students must acknowledge any AI-generated content used in academic work and are not permitted to present work created through unauthorized generative AI tools as their own original work.
Review: Agent reviewed
teaching
Memorial's Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning presents GenAI as a teaching and learning support area and offers instructor consultations and department-level presentations on appropriate GenAI use in course development.
Review: Agent reviewed
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6.12 Academic Misconduct | 2025-2026 University Calendar
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and your academic work
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Generative AI | Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning
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Guidance for GenAI Usage | Office of the Chief Information Officer
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