AI for Students
Artificial Intelligence is becoming a powerful tool in the hands of students. At Weber State, you can now access AI services supporting your learning, research, and creativity—from brainstorming ideas and organizing projects to summarizing readings and building study guides. This section is designed to help you understand how to use these tools ethically and effectively in your academic journey. You'll find easy-to-follow guidance, training resources, and examples of responsible use in your courses. As AI continues to evolve, this is your space to explore its potential while learning to use it with academic integrity and confidence.
Academic Integrity
Using AI as a student at Weber State comes with exciting opportunities, and real responsibilities. While tools like Gemini and Notebook LM can help you study, organize your ideas, or even explore new ways of thinking, it’s essential to make sure your work still reflects your own learning and effort. Always check with your instructor before using AI on an assignment to understand what’s allowed. Misusing AI, like submitting AI-generated work as your own can cross the line into academic dishonesty. Think of AI as a helpful study companion, not a replacement for your voice, creativity, or critical thinking. When in doubt, ask questions and stay curious, we’re here to help you learn how to use these tools with integrity.
Training and Resources
Whether you're just getting started with AI or looking to sharpen your skills, we’ve got you covered. This section offers student-focused tutorials, quick-start guides, and hands-on workshops that show you how to use tools like Gemini and Notebook LM for writing, studying, and organizing your work. You'll also find videos, practice prompts, and tips for using AI responsibly in your classes.
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Data Privacy Guidelines
When using AI tools at Weber State, it’s crucial to understand how to protect your personal information and follow university policies around academic integrity. Many AI services collect and process data, which means you should avoid entering private information like your W-number, health details, or financial data. Only use university-approved tools and be sure to review your instructors’ policies on AI use in class. By using AI responsibly, you help protect your data and uphold the standards of academic honesty expected at Weber State.