LibGuides: Bethel University Library: A Brief Guide for Faculty: Generative AI

Generative AI in the Classroom

AI Pedagogy Project
From the metaLAB (at) Harvard. Contains information to help educators understand and use AI tools effectively in their teaching and assignments.
ChatGPT Assignments to Use in Your Classroom Today
60+ assignments, created by Kevin Yee, Kirby Whittington, Erin Doggette, and Laurie Uttich from the University of Florida.
Classroom Policies for AI Generative Tools
A collection of AI policy statements from over 140 college/university syllabi around the country compiled by writer and educational consultant Lance Eaton.
The Faculty Guide to Getting Started With Gen AI
20 Activities and 9 Lesson Plans Developed in Collaboration by the University of Texas at Austin and Grammarly.
TextGenEd: Teaching with Text Generation Technologies
A collection of assignments designed to help writing teachers, in particular, integrate generative AI into their teaching. From the WAC Clearinghouse. Fully open access, with CC-BY-NC licenses, so materials may be adapted, used, and shared.
Understanding AI Writing Tools and Their Uses for Teaching and Learning
From the Berkeley Center for Teaching & Learning. Though developed specifically for the Berkeley community, much of the information, such as recommendations and suggested assignments, is broadly applicable.
Updating the AI Assessment Scale
This site offers an updated version of a scale that helps to distinguish between levels of AI integration in assignments--ranging from no to full AI, with several gradations in between. Authored by Leon Furze.
Wharton Generative AI Labs - Prompt Library
Includes Instructor Aids--"For use in classrooms to help instructors with preparation and teaching," Student Exercises--"Prompts that can be used as part of student exercises," and Other--"Prompts for other uses besides classrooms."

This box is adapted from the Gustavus Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library's Resources for Faculty/ChatGPT/AI guide, licensed under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.

AI in Education Books

A selected list of AI books at BUL--some online, some print.

AI and the Future of Education : Teaching in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by Priten Shah
Publication Date: 2023
After offering an overview of AI, the author shows teachers how to evaluate and use AI in lesson design and to automate their administrative tasks. Readers will come to see that AI is not a threat to teaching and learning but a tool to make teaching and learning more engaging. Shah also discusses ethical implications generative AI has on achievement gaps, special education, English learners, and more.
Co-intelligence : living and working with AI by Ethan Mollick
Call Number: 303.4834 M7269c
Publication Date: 2024
*Print AND Online* Mollick urges us not to turn away from AI, and instead to invite AI tools to the table. He demonstrates how AI can amplify our own capacities, acting in roles from brainstorming partner to cowriter to tutor to coach, and assesses its surprising, positive impact on business and organizations.
*Note that the ebook allows only one simultaneous user.
Educator Guide to Using ChatGPT: An Essential Tool for Saving Time, Supporting Your Learners, and Thinking about AI for Education by Jon Fila
Call Number: 371.33463 F478e
Publication Date: 2023
*Print Book* Covers a wide range of topics--benefits and limitations, practical applications of AI in the classroom, and how teachers can use it to save time. It explores ethical considerations related to the use of AI in education, such as bias and equity. . . [and] demonstrates concrete examples of how educators can use AI tools to support and enhance student learning outcomes.
Embracing AI : beyond the basics strategies for educational transformation by Jon Fila
Call Number: 371.334 F478e
Publication Date: 2023
*Print Book* Offers practical solutions to ensure equitable, engaging, and effective educational experiences; provides insightful discussion points, hands-on tasks, and real-world examples for educators, administrators, and policy-makers keen to harness AI's potential for a progressive educational landscape.
Teaching with AI : A Practical Guide to a New Era of Human Learning by José Antonio Bowen; C. Edward Watson
Publication Date: 2024
From interactive learning techniques to advanced assignment and assessment strategies, this comprehensive guide offers practical suggestions for integrating AI effectively into teaching and learning environments.

Citing Generative AI

While Generative AI is new, the old citation ethics still apply. Academic Honesty and Integrity require that when you use the words or ideas of someone--or something--else, you acknowledge your sources.

For guidelines on citing generative AI in these styles: