AI Literacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (ChatGPT):Guide For Instructors
This guide will give an overview of artificial intelligence for faculty.
- Guide for Instructors
- AI and Pedagogy
- Classroom Policies
- Helping students understand and be transparent about using AI
- Fact Checking Is Needed
- Effective use of ChatGPT & other LLMs
- Beyond ChatGPT
- Multimedia Generative AI Tools
- Copyright Issues
- How Bristol Library Learning Commons can help
- Accessibility
- AI detection tools
- Workshops and Training
- Additional Readings
- New Books about AI at Bristol
Workshops and training at Bristol
The CTL is presenting 3 AI and Teaching Workshop Series during the Fall 2023 semester
1. Strengths & Opportunities of AI Tools (held September 22, 2023) Session Recording.
2. Threats of AI Tools being held Friday, October 20th 2 - 4 p.m.
3. Topic to be determined, Friday, November 17th 2-4 p.m.
University of Arizona Tutorials for Students (and Instructors)
Tutorials for Students - University of Arizona
They contain short videos (3 min or less), and quiz questions for self-review of what you learned.
University of Maryland Libraries AI Tutorials for Students
- Artificial Intelligence & Information LiteracyYou should expect to spend about 1-2 hours reading/watching the information in this module and completing a couple short quizzes and activities. Once you're done, you will be able to evaluate how to use AI-based tools responsibly in your academic work.
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- URL: https://libguides.bristolcc.edu/aiforinstructors
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