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AI for Teaching & Coursework

By the end: You can state Stanford's expectations for AI use in coursework, have a Claude for Education account, and have tried a guided-learning mode on one topic from your own course before deciding whether students should.

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External Responsible AI at Stanford The page a syllabus statement rests on: transparency and citing AI help, the data students and instructors must not paste in, and why confident AI citations still need checking. Open Course Ethics in the Age of Generative AI beginner45 minLinkedIn Learning Vilas Dhar's 39-minute LinkedIn Learning course on bias, transparency and a practical framework for ethical decisions. It gives you the vocabulary for the conversation with students. Open Course AI Fluency for Educators beginner1h 18mClaude Academy Anthropic's AI Fluency framework applied to course design, assignments and classroom practice. Free. Come out of it with one assignment you would redesign. Open External Claude for Education at Stanford Stanford's Claude: free Standard tier for faculty, staff and students, Learning Mode that guides students through reasoning instead of answering, and Claude Chat approved for all data except PHI. Request an account under Get started. Open KB article KB00020833: How to Use Study and Learn in ChatGPT Edu Try the tutor mode as a student would: turn on Study and learn, give it a topic from your course, let it assess your level, work the check questions and generate a quiz. Then decide whether to point students to it. Open