Answered By: Russell Perry Last Updated: Jul 18, 2025 Views: 1
Answered By: Russell Perry
Last Updated: Jul 18, 2025 Views: 1
Along with occasional workshops, UMass Lowell’s Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) has produced a website about AI that covers:
- Overview and definition of AI tools
- Sample syllabi statements covering restrictive and permissive AI use policies
- Tips for writing effective prompts
- Resources for researchers/ faculty looking to use AI
In addition to CELT's content, the UML library has gathered links to more resources about AI-assisted searching for college students and faculty:
- Florida International University has created several AI-focused lesson plans based on ACRL standards to cover topics such as:
- Introducing students to AI technology
- Identifying AI-generated content,
- Effective and ethical use of ChatGPT, and more
- Harford Community College has also curated lesson plans that examine different aspects of AI, including:
- Pros and cons of using AI
- Using generative AI to arrive at specific solutions
- Exploring AI tools in the context of information literacy
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