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AI工具在IB作业中的使用

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AI工具在IB作业中的使用

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1. 场景：使用ChatGPT来帮你构思研究问题。

2. 标注：在文章末尾的参考文献或致谢部分，你需要像引用一本书或一篇文章一样，清晰地列出你使用的AI工具、你输入的prompt（指令），以及AI生成内容的日期。

范例： "I used OpenAI's ChatGPT on June 17, 2025, to brainstorm potential research questions for my history IA. The prompt I used was: 'Suggest five potential research questions on the impact of the Silk Road on cultural exchange between the East and West.'"

3. 别碰！！！

🌟4种最危险的AI用法 IB对学术诚信的要求极高，以下这几种AI用法，大家千万要避开，否则很容易踩到学术不端的红线！

（1）全文CV：将整个写作任务交给AI，自己只字不改。 抄袭观点：直接使用AI生成的分析和观点，伪装成自己的原创思考。

（2） 数据造假：利用AI编造实验数据、引用文献或访谈记录。 （3）不当引用：使用了AI但完全不标注，或者用模糊的语言一笔带过。 总之，IBO鼓励我们探索和使用新技术，但前提永远是保持学术诚。

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总体上说，在处理 AI 时，没有硬性规则。IB 教育者应该对每个学生自行判断。如果有疑问，请参考以下关键原则： 学生是否使用 AI 来帮助他们学习，如果是，那么可以接受。 学生是否使用 AI 假装他们做了实际上没有做的事情，如果是，那么不可接受。 最后，IB 学校有责任验证提交给 IB 的任何学生作业均由学生完全创作。 #国际学校#论文#AI#AI科技#ai工具#ai#IB#学习日常#论文写作#学习打卡

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这些使用AI工具写IB作业的方法，能被接受吗 - 小红书

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总体上说，在处理 AI 时，没有硬性规则。IB 教育者应该对每个学生自行判断。如果有疑问，请参考以下关键原则： 学生是否使用 AI 来帮助他们学习，如果是，那么可以接受。 学生是否使用 AI 假装他们做了实际上没有做的事情，如果是，那么不可接受。 最后，IB 学校有责任验证提交给 IB 的任何学生作业均由学生完全创作。 #国际学校 #论文 #AI #AI科技 #ai工具 #ai #IB #学习日常 #论文写作 #学习打卡

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https://mountains.brianreverman.com/ (based on Renee Sandel's 'Form, Theme and Context' critical methodology)

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Contemporary art online magazine

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"Our role as artists is always to search for the light," says French artist JR ( previously) about the second act of his Retour à la Caverne project. "We know this much: You don't chase away the darkness with more darkness. You chase it away with light, however tiny."

The work he's referring to, though, is far from tiny. Cloaking Paris's Palais Garnier while the building is under construction, Retour à la Caverne is an enormous trompe l'oeil facade, the first part of which depicts a cave carved into the grand structure that houses the opera. Illuminated at the center, the temporary piece highlights the physical and metaphorical interactions between light and dark. Broken into two acts like an opera libretto, the work references Plato's allegory that emerging from the depths of the cave, and from darkness, brings knowledge.

"Act I" debuted earlier this fall with four nights of projected works, while the second part was held on November 12. "Back in September, we invited you to step out of the cave to go and explore. This time, we're inviting you back inside the cave," JR said while introducing the work. Whereas "Act I" portrays the cavern gouged into the center of the building, "Act II" switches perspectives, placing the viewers entirely inside the space.

Titled " Chiroptera," the performance featured choreography by Damien Jalet and music by Thomas Bangalter. More than 150 dancers appeared through an elevated seven-story scaffolding after an eerie introduction by ballerina Amandine Albisson, who appeared to open the cave, causing a plummet into darkness. As with many of JR's works, the artist asked the crowd to participate by using headlamps and their phones to illuminate the remainder of the performance, revealing the ways light can emerge from collective action.

Watch the full performance below, and find more from JR on Instagram.

Artist and architect Ulf Mejergren ( previously) continues his interest in cozy, outdoor constructions with a new series titled Farm Art. Collaborating with farmer Robert Pettersson, Mejergren built several site-specific structures from materials found around Pettersson's property in Grödinge, Sweden.

For "Pine Bark Hut," the pair layered thick, gnarly wood into a slender cabin camouflaged between two trees, a space first used for hunting and then storing tools. Similarly, "Root Hut" entwines gathered branches with the existing roots to create a small, sand pit enclosure nestled beneath the forest, while the circular "Moss Hut" stands 4.5 meters tall among the trees. The latter work "stems from the farmers' hunting interest," Mejergren writes. "For many years, he has put food at certain points in the forests so wild boars come to feed there. The problem is they are like bulldozers in the forests, looking for insects and roots in the soil, so they have dug up moss from the forest floor and left them scattered in big droves." Cloaked in the remaining lichen, the structure is a disguised refuge among the wild landscape.

Other works in Farm Art are more aesthetically driven, like the vivid "Sunset." Made of dandelion heads at full bloom, the spherical form appears to glow in a field of weeds and wildflowers. Find the full series on Mejergren's site and Instagram.

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Colossal is an international platform for contemporary art and visual expression. Our coverage explores visual culture through the latest in art, modern craft, design, sustainability, climate, street art, photography, illustration, science, and animation.

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The Art Story (Great links between artists of influence) 

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The Art Story (Great links between artists of influence) 

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https://www.theartstory.org/artists/

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Biographies and analysis of the work of all the artists who were important in the development of visual art. If a major artist is missing from the list, The Art Story has not yet had a chance to research their life and art. The number of artists we already analyze is quite large, please narrow your search via the options in the "Select Artist Criteria" button. Also, the search (in the top right) is the quickest way to reach the page that interests you.

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Classical, Modern, & Contemporary Artists

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Top Artist Overviews, Biographies, and Analysis of Artwork - for the artists important in Classical, Modern, and Contemporary Art.

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There are a number of references in the guide to ‘a range of critical methodologies’. Here is one of them.

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MLA quick referencing rules for 'point of use' citations

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Cite This For Me: Harvard, APA, MLA Reference Generator

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The Met’s Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History

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Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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The story of art and global culture through the Museum’s collection.

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.