A tool that analyzes faculty assignments, scores them across five dimensions on how AI-resistant they are, and suggests revisions. The assignment analysis explains WHY the assignment may be prone to AI misuse. The recommendations provide ideas for HOW to revise the assignment to make it more AI-resistant.
The Google Career Certificates program is an online training program that offers professional certificates in fast-growing, high-demand technology fields, including AI; this is free for UH employees and students.
Free on-demand recordings from AAC&U's AI Week, April 27–30, 2026.
Executive Policy 2.220 Artificial Intelligence (AI)
This policy establishes guidelines for the ethical and responsible use of AI by all members of the University community to ensure transparency, fairness, and alignment with our mission and legal obligations.
The UH OneAI Hub is the University of Hawaiʻi system's central initiative for responsibly integrating AI across teaching, research, operations, and community engagement, guided by Hawaiian values and culture.
The University of Hawaiʻi ITS AI page provides guidance, best practices, and resources to help UH faculty, staff, and students use AI tools responsibly.
Ten 15-minute self-paced modules created by the Kapiʻolani Community College Library to help students, faculty, and staff explore and get comfortable with generative AI
AI 2 Xcelerate (AI2X) Yearlong Professional Development Program
With customized focus areas tailored to each individual via proposed personalized action plans (PAPs), participants will gain hands-on AI experiences and collaboration opportunities through scheduled synchronous sessions in summer and fall, culminating in a spring showcase event. Leverage this dedicated time and space to further your AI skills while connecting with forward-thinking UH colleagues for this inspirational, practical, and impactful learning experience.
ITS hosts several webinar workshops covering various topics related to AI tools at UH, specifically Gemini, NotebookLM, and other tools available to UH Users via their Google@UH account
This is a one-stop shop that provides quick access to University of Hawaiʻi (UH) AI-related news and updates, resources, events, and more. Feel free to dive in and explore as we continue to advance our understanding and utilization of AI for teaching and learning.
University of Hawaiʻi AI Use Recommendations for Admin, Faculty, and Staff
Faculty guidelines for responsibly integrating AI tools in University of Hawaiʻi online courses
UH Guidance and Best Practices for Faculty and Staff on Use of AI Tools
A guide from the University of Hawaiʻi outlining best practices, privacy considerations, and academic integrity standards for faculty and staff using AI tools in teaching, research, and workplace settings
University of Hawaiʻi AI Use Recommendations for Students
Student guide on responsible AI use in University of Hawaiʻi courses, covering policies, citations, credibility checks, and limitations
University of Hawaiʻi Syllabi Icons & Example Explanations
Visual icons and example language that instructors can use in syllabi to communicate AI policies to students
This resource is an excellent starting point for anyone looking to integrate AI into their work. The document contains a variety of topics, including AI & Accessibility, AI & Copyright, AI & Ethics, AI & Pedagogy, and AI & Prompting, making it a great resource for getting started with AI.
UH Online Innovation Center: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Prompting Guide
This resource is dedicated to guiding the crafting of effective AI prompts. It includes an overview of various AI Prompt Frameworks, offers best practices for prompt generation, and provides clear recommendations to help you get the most out of generative AI tools.