Teaching & Learning
- Students may not use AI to generate responses or papers unless a professor gives explicit permission for a specific assignment
If a professor gives explicit permission for the use of AI, then all use should be documented in the assignment submission.
Research
Academic Integrity
- If explicit permission is given to use AI, students must document all use in their submission, including providing the exact wording of the prompts used and a link to the AI response
If a professor gives explicit permission for the use of AI, then all use should be documented in the assignment submission. The student should include the exact wording of prompts given and a link to the resulting response.
- The university treats unauthorized use of AI to complete assignments as plagiarism and academic dishonesty
- Students are prohibited from using AI to generate responses or papers unless the professor explicitly permits it and all such use is properly documented; violations are handled under the school's academic dishonesty process and may result in course failure or dismissal
Definition: “Submitting any work that has been copied from another source or written by another person or generated by an artificial intelligence source and represented as your own, without proper acknowledgment and documentation.”
“Any student who is caught cheating or plagiarizing in any manner (including using AI to generate responses or papers) may receive a grade of “0” on the assignment, a grade of “F” in the course, or be dismissed from the college. Two offenses automatically result in suspension for at least one semester. A third offense results in dismissal from the college.”
“If a professor gives explicit permission for the use of AI, then all use should be documented in the assignment submission. The student should include the exact wording of prompts given and a link to the resulting response.”
Institutional & Administrative
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Common Questions About Appalachian Bible College's AI Policies
Appalachian Bible College has defined AI policies in 3 of 12 categories, with an overall coverage score of 25%.
If explicit permission is given to use AI, students must document all use in their submission, including providing the exact wording of the prompts used and a link to the AI response.
The university treats unauthorized use of AI to complete assignments as plagiarism and academic dishonesty. Students are prohibited from using AI to generate responses or papers unless the professor explicitly permits it and all such use is properly documented; violations are handled under the school's academic dishonesty process and may result in course failure or dismissal.
No explicit data protection or approved AI platform policy is currently defined in the available policy sources.