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    Syllabus Repository Update: AI and Writing 

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    By Syllabus Repository Editors on February 16, 2024 Announcements

    We are excited to share that the DRC has recently updated its Syllabus Repository with syllabi on artificial intelligence for composition, digital rhetoric, and tech comm classes! This is a great collection of resources for educators looking to integrate AI in their classes. You can access all the syllabi at this link: https://www.digitalrhetoriccollaborative.org/syllabus/artificial-intelligence/

    Please share widely to empower teachers with the tools to navigate generative AI in education. All materials are freely available under CC-BY-NC for flexible, creative use and integration into curriculum at any level. 

    A big thank you to all the brilliant teachers and scholars who contributed their cutting-edge syllabi for this collection! Your innovative work is shaping the future of education. 

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