Artificial Intelligence: AI in Education

Generative AI is a relatively new tool which means citation styles are likely to change. While we try to keep this list updated, we are only human, so please double check that you're citing correctly. 

• APA - Citing Generative AI
• MLA - Citing Generative AI
• Chicago Style - Citing Generative AI

Students, please consult your syllabi or professor to see if they have a preferred reference style for citing AI.

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Check out the slideshow on ChatGPT for Educators created by SUNY Fredonia librarians Christina Hilburger and Katelynn Telford.

"The State University of New York at Fredonia holds that the life of the mind and personal integrity go hand in hand, and are inseparable. Adherence to this philosophy is essential if we are to facilitate and promote the free and open exchange of ideas upon which our University mission relies. An essential component of the academic experience at Fredonia is the conviction that academic goals must be achieved by honorable means. It is expected, therefore, that all students attending the State University of New York at Fredonia will support and abide by all provisions of the following Academic Integrity Policy..."

There is not yet a campus wide blanket policy for using Artificial Intelligence.