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Scholarly Use of AI tools

This guide provides information and guidance on using generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools responsibly in scholarly contexts.

GenAI at UVic

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Policies & guidelines

UVic policies and guidelines on using generative AI 

What you'll find:
  • UVic Position Statement on GenAI
  • UVic Academic Integrity Policy
What you'll find:
  • LTSI resources for instructors and students
  • Campus initiatives
  • Contact information
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Microsoft CoPilot campus license

Information about UVic's CoPilot license and access

What you'll find:
  • License details
  • Access instructions

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Citing GenAI content

Guidelines for proper attribution of AI-generated content

What you'll find:
  • General tipps for referencing GenAI content
  • Style providers' citation guidelines
  • Example citations & templates
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AI policies in scholarly publishing

Overview of guidelines on the use of AI in academic publishing and scholarly communication

What you'll find:
  • Publisher, Journal and other stakeholder policies on AI use
  • Disclosure requirements
  • Best practices
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Prompt engineering basics

Learn about effective prompting techniques for GenAI

What you'll find:
  • Guides and other Resources on Prompt Engineering
  • Principles of Prompt Design
  • Prompt Engineering Techniques

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GenAI workshops & presentations

Educational opportunities and training sessions

What you'll find:
  • Upcoming workshops
  • Registration information
  • Asynchronous Workshop Resources
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