Tutorials on Generative AI
If you're new to generative AI, check out these short (3-minute or less) video tutorials from the University of Arizona Libraries to enhance your understanding:
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The Technology Behind ChatGPTLearn how the technology works to understand its uses and the related ethical debates.
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How Does ChatGPT Aim to Prevent Harmful Use?Explore guardrails, bias, and "hallucination."
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What is Generative AI?Generative AI differs from discriminative AI—here's how to tell them apart and why it matters.
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Using ChatGPT EffectivelyLearn how to use ChatGPT and other generative AI tools effectively for your academic work.
These videos will help you understand generative AI and use it more effectively.
Recommended Resources
Below are recommended resources from other organizations. They offer useful tips, examples, and different perspectives that can help you as you explore how to use generative AI tools in your academic work.
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AAC&U: Student Guide to Artificial IntelligenceHelps students navigate the age of AI with practical tips for academic use, ethical engagement, effective prompt writing, and career preparation.
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FIU LibrariesExplores how libraries are using AI, including its role in information literacy, teaching, and reference services.
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Purdue University LibraryCovers AI basics, its use in teaching and learning, and key research areas.
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UCF LibrariesConnects students, staff, and faculty to information and resources related to artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI tools, and is intended as a starting point rather than a comprehensive resource.
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University of Texas LibrariesIntroduces generative AI, offering practical tips, ethical insights, and ongoing updates to support its use in learning, teaching, and research.
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USG Student Guide to Generative AI LiteracyThis 22-page PDF from the University System of Georgia offers a concise, student-focused overview of AI tools, prompting, and critical use.
