This dynamic guide provides students, faculty, and researchers with a growing collection of resources on artificial intelligence (AI). Whether you're new to the field or looking to deepen your knowledge, you'll find a carefully selected array of materials, tools, and insights to support your exploration and learning.
This guide is designed to help faculty and students navigate the ever-evolving role of AI in education. As AI tools become more integrated into teaching and learning, understanding their ethical and effective use is crucial. Here, you'll find an overview of key challenges, practical applications, and the valuable support librarians can provide. As AI advances, this guide will continue to grow, offering fresh insights and the latest resources to support your engagement with AI in education.
Libraries are more than knowledge repositories—they are dynamic centers of innovation, adapting to technological advancements like artificial intelligence (AI). As AI becomes a fundamental part of education and research, libraries are stepping up to guide students, faculty, and researchers through its opportunities and challenges.
Librarians provide access to cutting-edge AI resources, from scholarly databases and research tools to ethical guidelines and industry applications. With AI-driven platforms becoming integral to research, librarians help users effectively discover, evaluate, and utilize these evolving technologies.
As AI influences content creation and academic integrity, libraries play a crucial role in fostering ethical awareness. Through workshops, guides, and consultations, librarians educate users on recognizing AI-generated content, understanding its impact, and ensuring responsible usage and citation of AI tools.
AI literacy is becoming an essential skill, and libraries are leading the charge. Through hands-on training, webinars, and personalized support, librarians help faculty and students grasp concepts like machine learning, natural language processing, and generative AI. They also encourage critical thinking about AI’s role in academia and society.
Libraries are not just teaching about AI—they are using it. From AI-enhanced search systems to automated research assistance and personalized resource recommendations, libraries are integrating AI to improve user experiences and streamline access to information.
As AI continues to evolve, libraries remain at the forefront, ensuring that students, educators, and researchers have the knowledge and tools to engage with AI effectively and ethically.