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UNL's Center for Transformative Teaching recommends that instructors create course-specific AI policies and clearly communicate when and how AI use is allowed, if at all.
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UNL's Center for Transformative Teaching recommends that instructors create course-specific AI policies and clearly communicate when and how AI use is allowed, if at all.
UNL's CTT academic-integrity guidance says the University of Nebraska currently does not provide AI checking software and does not recommend instructors use AI checkers to determine whether students used AI.
UNL guidance states that using AI or other technology output as one's own work is an academic-integrity infringement unless the instructor gives explicit permission.
UNL Libraries provides citation guidance for ChatGPT and other AI tools, including APA, MLA, and Chicago examples.
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