AI Resources
AI Resources
AI Resources
AI Commons
The CSU AI Commons Hub is a dedicated platform providing equitable access to AI tools, training programs, and CSU-developed solutions at no cost for students, faculty, and staff. Designed to foster innovation and skill-building, the hub empowers the CSU community with resources to integrate AI into learning, research, and workforce development.
AI News Social
The AI News Social is an open educational resource created by Dr. Diego Bonilla (Sacramento State) that provides faculty with weekly critical analyses of AI’s impact on higher education. Available in multiple formats—including written analyses, podcast discussions, and an AI chatbot—it helps educators stay informed and critically engage with AI developments in teaching, research, and policy.
AI Policy Resources
- ● Chan, C.K.Y. A comprehensive AI policy education framework for university teaching and learning. Int J Educ Technol High Educ 20, 38 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1186/s41239-023-00408-3
- • An EDUCAUSE article summarizing key points from this paper.
- • An EDUCAUSE article summarizing key points from this paper.
- ● List of AI Policy Guidance across California higher-ed systems (UC, CSU, and CCC).
This list is currently a work in progress. Note: there are often multiple sources of guidance within institutions (e.g., between the teaching and learning centers, libraries, and departments) - ● Crowd-sourced list of syllabus policies for different courses across disciplines.
This list includes courses from institutions throughout the U.S. It offers insight into the various approaches to AI across contexts and use cases. Note: these policies have not been vetted by the Learning Lab, nor are they necessarily recommended by Learning Lab as best practices.