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Universidad de Zaragoza's ADD guidance frames AI applications as teaching tools for personalized learning and support for teachers creating teaching materials, while noting that students also use them and need to be shown correct use.
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Universidad de Zaragoza's ADD guidance frames AI applications as teaching tools for personalized learning and support for teachers creating teaching materials, while noting that students also use them and need to be shown correct use.
The ADD guidance identifies several ADD-associated tools or services that use AI, including Google Workspace tools Gemini and NotebookLM, Wooclap, Kahoot, Compilatio, Genially, and Microsoft Copilot.
The ADD guidance says Compilatio Magister+ includes detection of generative-AI tool use in document creation.
SICUZ lists Microsoft 365 Education among software services offered to Universidad de Zaragoza students, PDI, and PTGAS, with most products and services requiring internet access and sign-in with a Microsoft account.
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official_guidance 追蹤器檢查於 May 17, 2026, 5:39 PM
official_guidance 追蹤器檢查於 May 17, 2026, 5:39 PM