academic_integrity
Concordia's Academic & Behavioural Conduct page identifies the Academic Code of Conduct as the university's official policy on academic integrity.
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Concordia University
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Concordia University currently has 7 source-backed claim records and 5 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 16, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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11 # Concordia University AI policy record
2+privacy: Concordia CTL guidance says Concordia has not approved or acquired online AI detectors and therefore staff or faculty use of them is not permitted because of privacy laws and regulations.
3+Evidence (en, 722c9666c8db): At the moment, Concordia has not approved of or acquired the use of any online AI detectors and therefore the use of them by staff or faculty is not permitted due to privacy laws and regulations.
4+source_status: Concordia's CTL GenAI FAQ says the university does not currently have an official policy regarding the use of GenAI, and explains that GenAI has not officially been adopted by the university so its use cannot be required in coursework.
5+Evidence (en, 38df87aa062f): The university does not currently have an official policy regarding the use of GenAI. One reason is that GenAI has not officially been adopted by the university, meaning that its use cannot be required in coursework.
6+teaching: Concordia CTL encourages faculty to clearly state their position on GenAI use in courses, including in the syllabus and in class, and provides adaptable sample statements for encouraged, limited, or prohibited use.
7+Evidence (en, 38df87aa062f): All faculty are encouraged to clearly state their position on the use of GenAI in their courses. This should be stated clearly in the syllabus and should be discussed in class to ensure shared understanding.
8+ai_tool_treatment: Concordia CTL assessment guidance says all staff and students have access to Copilot Chat through an institutional Microsoft 365 license, with Concordia authentication and Enterprise Data Protection.
9+Evidence (en, 722c9666c8db): At Concordia, all staff and students have access to Copilot Chat through an institutional Microsoft 365 license. Copilot Chat is available on the Edge browser or through the link copilot.cloud.microsoft. It requires authentication (using Concordia credentials) and it offers Enterprise Data Protection.
10+privacy: Concordia's educational technology guidelines say a Privacy Impact Assessment is required whenever third-party technology uses, shares, or stores personal information, and that a written agreement with Concordia is required after a successful PIA.
11+Evidence (en, 91ccf16e036e): A Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) must be conducted whenever a third-party technology uses, shares, or stores Personal Information. The third party must also sign an agreement with Concordia University following the successful completion of a PIA.
12+academic_integrity: Concordia Student Success guidance tells students not to assume GenAI is allowed if an instructor does not mention it, and says permitted use of generative tools for academic work must be cited.
13+Evidence (en, 312e7544a67a): Do not assume it is allowed if your professor does not mention it. Always read instructions carefully and ask your professor if you need clarification. If you are permitted to use these types of generative tools for your academic work, you must cite them.
14+academic_integrity: Concordia's Academic & Behavioural Conduct page identifies the Academic Code of Conduct as the university's official policy on academic integrity.
15+Evidence (en, 05ee283c6ce4): The Academic Code of Conduct is the University's official policy on academic integrity.
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7 claim records
privacy
Concordia's educational technology guidelines say a Privacy Impact Assessment is required whenever third-party technology uses, shares, or stores personal information, and that a written agreement with Concordia is required after a successful PIA.
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academic_integrity
Concordia Student Success guidance tells students not to assume GenAI is allowed if an instructor does not mention it, and says permitted use of generative tools for academic work must be cited.
Review: Agent reviewed
ai_tool_treatment
Concordia CTL assessment guidance says all staff and students have access to Copilot Chat through an institutional Microsoft 365 license, with Concordia authentication and Enterprise Data Protection.
Review: Agent reviewed
privacy
Concordia CTL guidance says Concordia has not approved or acquired online AI detectors and therefore staff or faculty use of them is not permitted because of privacy laws and regulations.
Review: Agent reviewed
teaching
Concordia CTL encourages faculty to clearly state their position on GenAI use in courses, including in the syllabus and in class, and provides adaptable sample statements for encouraged, limited, or prohibited use.
Review: Agent reviewed
source_status
Concordia's CTL GenAI FAQ says the university does not currently have an official policy regarding the use of GenAI, and explains that GenAI has not officially been adopted by the university so its use cannot be required in coursework.
Review: Agent reviewed
Source snapshots
5 source attributions
Academic integrity
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 10:54 PM
Concordia Educational Technology Guidelines for Faculty and Students
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 10:59 PM
Guidelines for Teaching with Generative Artificial Intelligence
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 10:52 PM
Navigate assessment design and generative AI
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 10:53 PM
Suggestions for using Generative AI in academic writing
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 10:58 PM