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SKKU student guidance lists possible ChatGPT uses including asking questions, writing feedback, research support, idea generation, language learning, programming help, and illustration keyword generation.
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SKKU student guidance lists possible ChatGPT uses including asking questions, writing feedback, research support, idea generation, language learning, programming help, and illustration keyword generation.
SKKU instructor guidance presents five teaching strategies for using AI such as ChatGPT: creating examples, generating explanation styles, creating low-stakes tests, using GPT for learning diagnostics, and providing distributed practice.
For students, SKKU presents ChatGPT and other AI tools as part of an ethical and productive generative-AI educational model, while asking students to use them with enthusiasm, efficiency, and critical evaluation.
SKKU maintains a ChatGPT Total Information site that introduces ChatGPT and frames it as a tool that can be applied across fields while requiring careful educational use because it may provide nonexistent information.
SKKU student guidance cautions against relying solely on AI detection software when ChatGPT abuse is suspected and says professors should consider class participation, previous assignments, interviews, or real-time re-evaluations to prevent unfairness.
SKKU provides user instructions for ChatGPT, Bing Open AI, and Google Bard on its ChatGPT Total Information site.
SKKU instructor guidance says AI cannot replace roles such as guiding discussion direction, providing personalized answers to student questions, and understanding learning level by assessing assignments.
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