Guidelines on Using Generative Artificial Intelligence for Coursework
Dartmouth recognizes GenAI as a powerful learning tool but gives instructors authority to decide whether it may be used, based on course and assignment learning outcomes.学习理由Learning rationale
Default rule
Students may not use GenAI tools for submitted coursework unless expressly permitted.默认规则Default rule
Dartmouth therefore treats GenAI as disallowed by default, while allowing instructors to authorize it where pedagogically appropriate.
Course-specific policy
Instructors are encouraged to define AI policies in the syllabus. For academic integrity in a course, the instructor’s GenAI policy defines the expectations for faculty, students, and staff.课程规则优先Instructor override
Acknowledgment
Whenever GenAI is permitted, its use remains subject to the Academic Honor Policy.违规定性Integrity framing Students must confirm the required disclosure or acknowledgment method with the instructor. If no specific method is provided, students must use a discipline-appropriate citation or acknowledgment.披露要求Disclosure Failure to acknowledge GenAI use may lead to disciplinary action.
Duty to clarify
“It is the student's responsibility to clarify questions with their instructor regarding GenAI use in a course and/or instructor expectations for acknowledgement of GenAI.” Failure to clarify expectations is not an acceptable justification for violating the Academic Honor Policy.摘录Excerpt
The policy provides model acknowledgments that identify the tool, model/version, date, prompt or task, and the student’s review or revision.
以下为整理者所写的高中适用要点,非该校原文,不作为任何条款的依据。Below: the collector’s notes on application to high school — not the university’s text, and not used as evidence for any provision.
High-school adaptation takeaways
- A clear default-prohibited-unless-permitted rule is easy for younger students to understand.
- Every permitted use still requires acknowledgment.
- A disclosure can identify the tool, date, prompt, task, and what the student reviewed or changed.
- “I did not know” should not replace the duty to ask before submitting.