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This is How We AI: A Practical Approach to Teaching with Artificial Intelligence
Generative artificial intelligence is often treated in higher education as a technology to adopt, restrict, or police. This practice guide argues that AI is primarily a shift in teaching practice, comparable to the move to online instruction. Effective use depends less on the tool than on how facult
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