Nguồn ngoài
AI and College Writing: An Orientation
- Tác giả
- Anna Mills
- Nhà xuất bản
- College of Marin and Cañada College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY-NC
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Tiếng Anh
Mục lục· 36 mục
- 01: Basics
- 1.01: Introduction
- 1.02: What is AI and why are people talking about it so much
- 1.03: How do chatbots come up with text
- 1.04: AI copies patterns it doesnt think
- 1.05: AI can generate decent-sounding text. Do we still need to learn to write
- 02: Cautions
- 2.01: Don't trust AI- sometimes it makes things up
- 2.02: Don't trust AI to cite its sources
- 2.03: Don't trust AI with sensitive information check the privacy policy
- 2.04: Dont trust AI- its biased
- 2.05: Does using AI do harm If so should we stop using it
- 03: Academic Integrity
- 3.01: How do I know which use of AI is allowed and which isnt
- 3.02: Acknowledging and Citing Generative AI in Academic Work
- 3.03: How can I protect myself against false accusations of using AI
- 04: AI Strategies
- 4.01: How do we tell uses of AI that help learning from ones that hurt
- 4.02: AI for tutoring-style assistance
- 4.03: Reasons not to let AI brainstorm write revise or edit (in college)
- 4.04: Getting the most out of AI (prompting)
- 4.05: Which AI tools should I consider
- 4.06: Getting the most out of AI feedback
- 4.07: AI for research assistance
- 05: Prompts for Student Use
- 5.01: Writing Feedback Prompts
- 5.02: Prompts That Help Us Check AI Outputs
- 5.03: Research Topic Feedback Prompt
- 5.04: Grammar and Style Explainer Prompt
- 5.05: Others Sources of Prompts for Students
- 06: Additional Resources
- 6.01: Student Essay Critiquing a New York Times Article on the Dangers of AI
- 6.02: Writing a reflection about AI feedback
- 6.03: Template Phrases for Critiquing AI Outputs
- Getting the most out of AI feedback for PAIRR students
- PAIRR Introductory Readings on AI and Writing