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    • GenAI Guidance
  • What is the University of Glasgow’s position on use of GenAI tools?
  • Strengths & Limitations of GenAI
  • How can I adapt assessment to deal with GenAI?
  • What should I tell students about GenAI?
  • How can I assure academic integrity?
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Learning & Teaching

  • GenAI Guidance
  • What is the University of Glasgow’s position on use of GenAI tools?
  • Strengths & Limitations of GenAI
  • How can I adapt assessment to deal with GenAI?
  • What should I tell students about GenAI?
  • How can I assure academic integrity?
  • Where can I learn more/ get help with approaching GenAI in my teaching?

GenAI Guidance for Assessment

GenAI Guidance on a page [UofG Staff Only]

GenAI Assessment Scenarios

Introduction to GenAI Guidance at the University

The purpose of this guidance is to help you understand the University’s policy on the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools in relation to assessment practice. It outlines three scenarios that detail how GenAI can be used in assessment. You can utilise this guidance to inform and review your assessment design, in the context of the Learning Through Assessment Framework.

The guidance in these pages is not all new, rather it builds on the previously stated position with respect to GenAI use, but has been updated and augmented in response to colleague feedback.

In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact the Assessment & Feedback Practice and Policy workstream.

Examples of GenAI in practice

The following examples have been gathered from colleagues across the University of Glasgow, outlining ways that you might consider changing assessment.

University of Glasgow’s Position Statement

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Strengths and limitations of GenAI

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How can I adapt assessment to deal with GenAI?

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What should I tell students about GenAI?

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How can I assure academic integrity?

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Where can I learn more/ get help with approaching GenAI in my teaching?

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I'm a student, what do I need to know?

Guidance for students on how to use and reference GenAI can be found here.

Examples of GenAI and use through various approaches:

  • Assessment redesign
  • Personal reflection
  • Detailed analysis
  • GenAI use explicit by lecturer
  • GenAI use explicit for student
  • Reporting GenAI use in assessment
  • When GenAI cannot be used in assessment
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