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SUMMARY:Hack My Assignment: Adjusting Research Assignments for the Generative AI Environment
DESCRIPTION:These faculty-only sessions are a time to learn techniques and 
 get assistance on research assignments where nonexistent citations or other 
 signs of inappropriate generative AI use are becoming more common in 
 students’ work. The sessions start with an overview of techniques to 
 adapt assignments to incorporate or to exclude generative AI. The bulk of 
 the time\, however\, is spent revising or reinventing assignments that 
 faculty bring to the sessions. \n\nThe workshop will be flexible\, 
 including having a librarian try to “break” the assignment with a 
 generative AI answer or talking about ways to rework it to make the 
 assignment work with generative AI. Together we'll look for tweaks to make 
 cheating less tempting and to help students meet learning goals. 
 \n\nRegistration is limited to no more than 5 participants per session\, to 
 ensure the sessions can focus on participants’ assignments. If a session 
 is full or you can’t make it to a scheduled time\, reach out to the 
 presenter or to your subject librarian for assignment consultations on 
 research papers\, projects\, and other assignments that involve library 
 research. \n\nFor more information or special accommodations\, please 
 contact Julie Arendt (jaarendt@vcu.edu).
LOCATION:James Branch Cabell Library\, Room 205
ORGANIZER;CN="Julie Arendt":MAILTO:jaarendt@vcu.edu
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CONTACT;CN="Julie Arendt":MAILTO:jaarendt@vcu.edu
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URL:https://vcu.libcal.com/calendar/assignment-hack/20260410
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