Teaching Students to Use AI Ethically

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 :: 10:00-11:00 AM

Hybrid | Hyflex

Intended Audience: CMU Faculty

Facilitated by: Gabrielle Likavec and Sarah Learman

Students are increasingly using generative AI tools, often with varying levels of understanding about the ethical, academic, and professional implications of their use. Faculty play a critical role in helping students develop habits of responsible and transparent engagement with these technologies.

In this workshop, participants will explore ways to address AI ethics and responsible use within their courses. Topics include establishing clear expectations, discussing appropriate and inappropriate uses of AI, promoting transparency and attribution, and helping students critically evaluate AI-generated content. Faculty will have dedicated time to review course materials and identify opportunities to incorporate guidance tailored to their disciplinary contexts.

Participants will leave with practical strategies, sample approaches, and revised course materials that support students' ethical and informed use of AI.

This session will be offered in a HyFlex format, which will allow registrants to attend either face-to-face in Park 413D or via WebEx using the link included below.

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