Student-centered responsible use policies written in first-person responsibility language¶
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Description¶
The deck recommends crafting student-centered policies by condensing them into 10 or fewer main points and crafting language so that learners assume responsibility for their actions by starting with the phrase: "I am responsible for…." Supporting moves include developing age-appropriate policy modules with a glossary and a quiz, and working with interested high school learners to develop grade-level public service announcements such as posters, podcasts, and announcements designed to deliver the policy message.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Policies condensed into 10 or fewer main points
- age-appropriate policy modules including a glossary and a quiz
Constraints¶
Target Learners¶
- K-12 learners
- high school learners
Learning Goals¶
- assuming responsibility for ethical and responsible AI use
Claims¶
Related Designs¶
- Six-topic taxonomy for GenAI responsible use policy content — the framework from the same deck that sets what the policy covers
- Rapid AUP drafting guide
- Empathy interviews for AI policy development — how the deck suggests learning what students need from the policy
- Establish an AI task force before policy revision
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Ruiz, P., Armstrong, A. L., Karim, S., Shell, A., Singmaster, H., Giang, M. (2024) Emerging Technology Acceptable Use Policy [Google slides]. Digital Promise. https://bit.ly/DPAUPLanguage
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Student-centered responsible use policies written in first-person responsibility language |
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The deck recommends crafting student-centered policies by condensing them into 10 or fewer main points and crafting language so that learners assume responsibility for their actions by starting with the phrase: "I am... |
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by process:settle-candidates on 2026-10-09 |
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