Artificial Intelligence: Research, Writing, Teaching, & Ethics

Discussion about the use of Ai at the University.

[see 200.010 Standard of Conduct C.1.c]

In June 2024, the Artificial Intelligence and the Learning Environment Taskforce submitted a report with recommendations to the Office of the Provost. The report outlines how they gathered input from across campus, consulted with AI experts, and analyzed industry best practices to create a roadmap for MU to become an “AI forward” institution.

Missouri Online has compiled a list of things to consider when using AI that may help you decide if, when, and how to use AI.

Created by Missouri Online to assist instructors in creating syllabus statements, including sample syllabi and templates.

Feb 11, 2025
MU Libraries webinar, hosted by the Libraries AI Faculty Fellow and Instructional Services Librarian, Kimberly Moeller

Feb 12, 2025:
AI Plagiarism, cheating, and academic integrity

Feb. 12, 2025
Join us for a dynamic 1-hour presentation and discussion on leveraging AI to transform library services. We'll explore what AI is, its advantages and challenges, the latest tools, and how to address ethical and privacy concerns. Through real-world examples, learn how AI enhances e-resources, supports user engagement, and empowers library professionals. Discover practical strategies and share insights on navigating AI's evolving role in libraries.

This semester:
Small teaching with AI showcase series
Learning game design with AI assist
AI lunch and learning lab
Teach students AI fluency by infusing AI requirements into your assignments
Bringing AI into your class without stress
And more!

Session recordings linked in the schedule