Your Librarian
Sharon Clayton
She/Her/They
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Lauinger Library
For research consultations or reference questions, please email me.
For research consultations or reference questions, please email me.
202-687-7467
Resource Guides
Generative Artificial Intelligence is a rapidly growing field. Standards for how these tools work are still in flux. There is quite a bit of debate about ethical issues surrounding their use.
I've provided links to the guides below because I believe they are helpful. But you must judge the validity of any tool for the purpose you are using it for, and you should always :
**Check your syllabus or ask your professor before using generative AI tools for an assignment.
- Artificial Intelligence (Generative) Resources
A Guide to AI Generative Resources produced by Lauinger Library Staff - CNdLS Guide: Teaching Tools: AI Tools
CNdLS - The Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship has created this Guide to AI Tools. - CNdLS Guide: Teaching with AIThis is the CNdLS Guide to Teaching with AI and it provides into about creating assignments that use AI and creating course policies on AI. It provides links to a number of resource for teaching with AI as well as links to relevant research on AI and Education
- The Ohio State University Research Guide to Artificial Intelligence
This guide provides a useful array of information related to learning about and using generative AI Tools. Note that any academic policy information is only applicable to OSU students and faculty. - "Artificial Intelligence & Instruction"This is an article published by The Ohio State University's Institute for Teaching and Learning that has some good insights on the intersection between AI and Teaching. Note: Any information on academic policy is restricted to OSU students and faculty, and does not apply at Georgetown.
