Kettle Moraine School District Embraces Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Student AI Guidelines, Literacy, & Tools
Kettle Moraine School District Embraces Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Student AI Guidelines, Literacy, & Tools
AI systems should not be used to access or share personal or confidential information. Never upload KM data or identifying information of any kind.
AI tools should not be used to engage in plagiarism or cheating. Students will be honest about when they use AI in assignments and will cite their sources. Students will not turn in work that is created by AI as their own work.
Students will follow the school’s rules and teacher’s instructions on when and how to use AI on an assignment. Students will not use AI in a way that could harm themselves or others.
AI makes mistakes and can misrepresent information. Students using AI should verify information for accuracy and appropriateness.
Students that identify issues with an AI system should report that concern to a teacher or administrator. Concerns would include unethical or inappropriate use of AI by others.
Students are required to complete this Exit Ticket as proof of understanding of the AI Literacy Lesson shared in this video.
* Completing the Exit ticket is required to gain permissions to use district approved AI learning tools *
KMSD follows strict guidelines for digital tool use to protect data and privacy. AI Tools that have been vetted and approved for independent student use starting in grade 9 are limited to the following: Google Workspace Apps: Gemini, Notebook, Vids, as well as Adobe Express, and Canva EDU. Teachers may also guide student use of AI technology using MagicSchool.ai or Brisk Teaching/Boost.
Using unapproved digital tools is not permitted and violates our district Acceptable Use Policy which states "violation of the regulations above is unethical and may constitute a criminal offense and may result in one or more of the following: (1) restriction of access to the district system; (2) appropriate disciplinary action, up to and including discharge or expulsion; and (3) referral of the matter to law enforcement authorities. I understand that use of the district system is a privilege, not a right, and that privilege may be restricted or revoked at any time."