AI Policy: Use Official Sources to Stay Current and Support Students
To support consistent implementation of the University AI policy across FSE, colleagues should use official sources when checking guidance, sharing updates and signposting support for students.
Using the same trusted sources will help ensure that staff are working from current information, students receive consistent guidance, and local messages remain aligned with Faculty and University expectations.
- FSE Teaching College: Faculty guidance, latest articles, practical examples and teaching support.
- Microsoft 365 Copilot at Manchester SharePoint site: approved teaching and learning tools, news, training and support for University colleagues.
- AI in Teaching and Learning Policy: the central University policy approved for teaching, learning and assessment.
- AI Teaching and Learning Needs Hub: support, updates and practical resources for staff working with AI in teaching
Student Signposting
Students should be signposted to official Library guidance where they need help with responsible AI use, referencing and digital capabilities.
Useful student-facing links include AI and referencing and Library support for digital skills.
Why This Matters
The aim is to keep information accurate, consistent and easy to revisit. By using official sources, staff can stay current, avoid duplication and help students access the right support when they need it.
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