Harvard Extension Instructors Set Their Own Rules on AI in Class
Instructors at the Harvard Extension School are working out how to handle artificial intelligence in their classrooms. Policies are not set by one school-wide rule. Instead, they are decentralized, so the rules can differ from one part of the school to another. Students may meet a mix of approaches across their courses.
Quick glossaryHarvard Extension School, Decentralized policies
- Harvard Extension School
- The part-time and adult-learning arm of Harvard University, known for flexible evening and online courses for students.
- Decentralized policies
- Rules set separately by each department or teacher, rather than one single rule for the whole school.
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