Pedagogy & Guidance
Using AI Responsibly at Drexel
At Drexel University, the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) is grounded in a firm commitment to data protection, ethical conduct, and institutional compliance. As we adopt emerging technologies, we uphold the principles of privacy by design, information security by design, and responsible computing — a triad that enables innovation while mitigating risk.
AI tools should only be deployed in ways that align with University policies on privacy, academic integrity, and cybersecurity. Sensitive data — such as student records, research findings, and administrative information — must be safeguarded through secure access protocols, encryption, and careful oversight.
Please use the links below to access our collection of University policies, restrictions, and best practices on the use of Artificial Intelligence in the classroom and beyond.
AI Policies
University policies on the use of AI by students, faculty, and professional staff in the contexts of teaching, research, and administration.
AI Guidance for Staff
Employee rights, responsibilities, and guidance for the use of AI in their workday.
Staff GuidanceAI Guidance for Research
Guidance and expectations for the use of AI in research scholarship.
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AI Guidance for the Classroom
The Teaching and Learning Center’s page on incorporating Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) into your teaching practice.
AI Guidance for Students
Student rights, responsibilities, and guidance (from the Teaching and Learning Center) for the use of AI in their coursework.
AI Resources Around the University
Discover what colleges and student groups on campus are doing with AI.