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Johns Hopkins University

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Johns Hopkins maintains a Teaching @ JHU generative AI guidance hub described as guidelines and best practices for generative AI tools and teaching.

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Johns Hopkins guidance tells faculty to consult local divisional guidelines for discipline-specific generative AI information when such guidance is published.

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teaching

The Johns Hopkins generative AI guidance page says it was developed by JHU centers for teaching and learning to guide teaching strategies related to generative AI.

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teaching

Johns Hopkins guidance describes potential instructional uses of generative AI tools, including course-material generation and adaptive personalized feedback.

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Johns Hopkins guidance says generative AI implementation in higher education should be approached carefully, including attention to bias detection, mitigation, fairness, inclusivity, and human intervention.

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privacy

The Johns Hopkins Teaching @ JHU generative AI guidance hub includes dedicated topics for FERPA guidelines, HIPAA guidelines, ownership of data, and ethical considerations.

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