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The Teaching and Learning Unit recommends that instructors present students with a clear policy on whether AI use is allowed and for what purposes.
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The Teaching and Learning Unit recommends that instructors present students with a clear policy on whether AI use is allowed and for what purposes.
The Hebrew University Teaching and Learning Unit frames its guidance goal as adapting teaching and assessment for AI use rather than banning AI use outright.
A Hebrew University Teaching and Learning Unit workshop page says students make broad and frequent use of AI for assignments and academic writing, and frames excessive or unreflective use as a risk to learning goals.
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