Ethical AI in Teaching and Research

Authors

• Lindsay Doukopoulos, Auburn University

Document Type

Presentation

Abstract

This presentation examines emerging ethical and pedagogical issues. In this presentation, Dr. Doukopoulos provides insights into developing practical strategies for course design and improving student engagement with AI tools.

Publication Date

4-2-2026

Comments

This lecture was part of a workshop series aimed at university faculty, focusing on practical approaches to course design and student engagement with generative AI tools. Dr. Lindsay Doukopoulos delivered the lecture at the University of South Alabama's Marx Library. The event was coordinated by Dr. Angela Rand, Director of Marx Library, and Dr. Beth Shepard, Instruction Coordinator Librarian.

Dr. Lindsay Doukopoulos is the Assistant Director for Education Development at Auburn University's Biggio Center. Dr. Doukopoulos works with AI and faculty development, specializing in the ethical integration of emerging technology in higher education. 

Recommended Citation

Doukopoulos, Lindsay, "Ethical AI in Teaching and Research" (2026). Generative AI: Ethics and the Future. 2.
https://jagworks.southalabama.edu/genaiethics_faculty-students/2