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How the Baylor Libraries can help
Our approach to information literacy allows us to teach students the "why" instead of only the "how," and it helps them think of themselves as creators and participants in scholarly communications. It also addresses competencies that students need to develop in order to become skillful researchers.
Learn more about our approach and our instructional support.
We can work with you to embed information literacy (including AI literacy) into your courses.
Set up an instruction consultation with your liaison librarian.
We've created tutorials about generative AI
Tutorials about ChatGPT and Generative AI (created in Aug. 2023, updated in March 2024)
- The technology behind ChatGPT
- How does ChatGPT aim to prevent harmful use?
- What is generative AI?
- Using ChatGPT effectively
We also have an assignment for helping students plan library research:
- Generate Topics for Your Research Paper with ChatGPT
ChatGPT can be a useful tool when it comes to deciding what your topic should be for a research paper. Learn how in this guide.
See also our other tutorials (not AI-related). Scroll down a bit to view tutorials. You can also click through the tabs on the right of this guide to learn about other literacies that the libraries support (data, media, making).
