Free tool
A syllabus AI policy statement, written for your course
Every syllabus needs a generative AI policy now, and most instructors end up copying a paragraph from a colleague that doesn't quite fit. Pick your stance, prohibited, permitted with disclosure, or encouraged, describe the course, and get policy language you can paste straight in.
How it works
Step 1
Pick your stance
Prohibited, permitted with disclosure, or encouraged as a learning tool. The statement is built around the rules you actually want.
Step 2
Describe the course
Course type and level, plus anything specific you want covered, like citation of AI tools or which assignments allow them.
Step 3
Paste it into your syllabus
Get 120-220 words of clear, enforceable policy language. Edit freely, copy, or download.
Why instructors use it
- Course-specific language instead of a generic template
- Covers disclosure expectations and academic integrity framing
- Plain wording students can actually follow
Common questions
What stances can the AI policy generator write?
Three: AI prohibited for graded work, AI permitted with disclosure, and AI encouraged as a learning tool with expectations about honesty and critical evaluation.
Can I edit the generated policy?
Yes. The statement appears in an editable box, and nothing is final until you paste it into your syllabus. Treat it as a strong first draft.
Does it store what I type about my course?
No. The tool generates the statement and hands it to you. Nothing is stored server-side.
The tools are the free part. MyTA is the rest.
MyTA lives inside your LMS and handles the operational work around these documents: grading against your rubric, drafting replies, tracking engagement, keeping your course compliant.