CSU-Wide AI Initiative

The CSU AI Commons is a system-wide initiative designed to support students, faculty, staff, and alumni in navigating the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. Explore AI tools, guidelines, and best practices tailored for the CSU community.

AI Tools @CSUDH

CSUDH provides access to a variety of AI-powered tools, including ChatGPT Edu, Microsoft Copilot, and more. Discover which AI tools are available to you, their features, and how they can enhance learning, research, and productivity.

AI Support & Technical Assistance

Need help with AI tools at CSUDH? Get technical support by opening a support ticket or attending a virtual drop-in session to ask questions and troubleshoot AI-related issues in real-time.

• Virtual Drop-In Support Sessions 
  • Thanks to everyone who joined us for our ChatGPT support sessions! More sessions are on the way—check back soon for upcoming dates.
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about ChatGPT Edu

AI Training & Workshops

Enhance your AI skills with self-paced courses and interactive workshops designed for students, faculty, and staff.

• Self-Paced Course
  • Enroll in the AI Essentials in Higher Education course. (A CSUDH foundational Canvas course introducing generative AI.)
  • The Academic Applications of AI (AAAI) Micro-Credential course is now available to all learners through SDSU Global Campus and members of the CSU community.
• Workshops (employees only; registration required - please scroll down to select workshop)
  • Thank you to all who participated in our recent AI Literacy Workshops! More workshops are in development—stay tuned for future opportunities.

Policies (Recommended) & Best Practices

CSUDH is committed to the ethical and responsible use of AI in education and research. To guide appropriate integration of AI technologies while upholding academic integrity and data security, please review the CSU Systemwide Ethical and Responsible Use of AI and the CSUDH Responsible Use Policy. These resources outline recommended policies, guidelines, and best practices for using AI across academic and operational settings.

User Privacy
As with any CSU-managed technology service, AI tools are subject to the CSU Responsible Use Policy. This policy acknowledges the CSU’s legal and operational obligations to access user data in some cases, but also clearly states: “These activities are not intended to restrict, monitor, or utilize the content of legitimate academic and organizational communications.”