This course-evaluation tool will help you analyze how AI might impact your course(s). We encourage you to evaluate each course individually (if you teach more than one course). Stanford developed three main focus areas of AI to analyze: academic integrity, student success, and workload balance. From there, each area has subcategories: Assessments, student support, learning activities, belonging, and discipline area.

Please answer the following prompts on a scale from "Not at all" to "Greatly".
Workload Balance
(no subcategories)
How easy would it be to adapt different aspects of your course to integrate AI use?
How positive and motivated do you feel about integrating AI into your course or teaching?
To what degree have you identified possible enhancements to your course that support the use of AI ?
To what degree do you have the time and resources to make changes to your course, or gain the skills needed to do so, while maintaining your own well-being?
To what extent do you have resources, collaborators, colleagues, and communities to support you in this work?
To what degree does integrating AI tools align with departmental or college-level strategic goals?
Academic Integrity
Assessments:
To what extent do your learning objectives incorporate higher-order thinking skills, such as creating original work, proposing solutions to complex problems, and internalizing values?
How difficult would it be for an AI chatbot to successfully complete your current assessments?
To what extent does your method clearly and consistently help you in fairly grading student work?
To what degree does your course provide multiple forms of assessment and avoid single high-stakes assessments?
Academic Integrity
Student Support
How clearly do you communicate to students about any course or campus policies regarding academic integrity and the use of AI?
How well might your students know how to use AI in responsible ways?
Academic Integrity
Learning Activities
To what degree are ungraded learning activities integrated into your course?
To what degree have students already mastered foundational skills that AI tools might enhance?
Academic Integrity
Belonging
To what degree do you model integrity and the responsible use of AI tools in your class?
To what degree might your students react positively to allowing AI tools to be used in your course? (Consider how much students might feel pressured vs. protected with a stricter policy, and how much they might feel tempted vs. trusted with a looser policy.)
To what degree does your course foster belonging, psychological safety, integrity, and intrinsic motivation to succeed?
Academic Integrity
Discipline Area
How important are the ethical issues concerning AI use in your field?