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Don't make students guess! Discuss with them what are and are not acceptable uses of AI tools in your classroom.
Prompt writing is the new literacy. Here are some models to get you started on ChatGPT, Poe or other AI Language platforms.
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Some AI detection tools to try:
From Ditch That Textbook
Articles on various AI Detection Tools:
Turnitin - AI writing: The challenge and opportunity in front of education now
"While the buzz is recent, for us, the focus on AI writing is not new. For the last two and a half years, we have been researching and developing technology to recognize the signature of AI-assisted writing. Today, some of those technologies are in the trial stage, while others are market-ready."
OriginalityAI - Plagiarism & AI Detector
Potentially useful tool for evaluating outputs using AI. Purchase credit packs to run samples.
Research Paper: Can AI-Generated Text be Reliably Detected?
[March '23] Full paper available. Short Answer: Not really.
Click the image below to see what it does (create a free account to access all the tools)!
Credit and deep appreciation to Jeri Hurd (Branksome Hall Asia) for generously sharing her guide; Stephen Taylor's (Western Academy Beijing) extensive work curating AI resources for teaching and learning is also gratefully acknowledged.
