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QUT Library guidance says staff must not require students to use GenAI for learning and assessment outside tools provided by QUT because of data security, intellectual property and privacy concerns.
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QUT Library guidance says staff must not require students to use GenAI for learning and assessment outside tools provided by QUT because of data security, intellectual property and privacy concerns.
QUT's Assessment and Feedback Procedure requires unit outlines to include a statement about the use of technology such as artificial intelligence tools in assessment-item descriptions.
QUT's Academic Integrity Policy treats unauthorised or inappropriate technology use as a breach when it replaces or obscures a student's own effort, misrepresents authorship or understanding, or undermines assessment validity.
QUT student guidance says a unit coordinator will tell students whether GenAI can be used in preparing or completing assessment tasks.
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