Faculty AI Resources Highlights
As artificial intelligence continues to shape teaching and learning, we want to ensure you have easy access to high‑quality and research‑based AI resources to support your work at SDSU. You can visit the SDSU AI Hub to get comprehensive AI resources. Below is a curated list of AI resources:
Board of Regents and SDSU Policies on AI:
- Board of Regents 7.9 AI Policy – most recent Board of Regents AI policy.
- SDSU AI Policy – SDSU policy on AI use (draft).
- Sample AI Statement Syllabus Word Template
- AI Statement Syllabus Webpage Template
Research and Guidance from the American Association of Colleges and Universities:
- 2026 AI Challenge: Faculty Concerns About Generative AI – most recent 2026 national analysis of faculty perspectives on AI adoption, challenges and opportunities.
- 2025 Student Guide to Artificial Intelligence – a friendly guide aimed at building AI literacy and responsible use.
Professional Learning Opportunities:
- Self-paced D2L Course: SDSU AI in Teaching and Learning – explore AI practical strategies, examples and pedagogical applications in teaching learning.
- Coursera Trustworthy Generative AI by Vanderbilt University – learn prompt designs, how to use AI for ideation and creation, and more ethical, beneficial applications.
- Coursera Generative AI: Prompt Engineering Basics by IBM – learn practical techniques, methods and best practices for crafting strong prompts.
AI Embedded in D2L:
Accessible under SDSU Resources menu in D2L
- AI Tutor Pro.
- AI Teaching Assistant Pro.
- Microsoft 365 Copilot – Microsoft 365 Copilot How-to Tutorials.
Pilot AI:
- BoodleBox AI – multiple large language models running environment.
- Prova AI – an oral assessment AI.
- Adobe Student Spaces – supporting students studying and learning.
Hilton M. Briggs Library created a guide on artificial intelligence for both faculty and student research that can be found online: Artificial Intelligence Research Guide.
This is sample national statements repository. Use it as a starting point to draft a statement when using Copilot to create your own class.
A full collection of updated eLearning resources is available on the Instructional Design Services website.
