Does the library have materials to use in my courses about AI in research and critical inquiry?
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Yes! Librarians at Grasselli Library have designed a Canvas Commons course that equips students with the essential skills to navigate the intersection of traditional information literacy and generative AI. Through accessible and interactive Credo modules, additional curated media, and reflective assessments, students will learn to think critically about information, understand how generative AI works, and evaluate source credibility. Designed for flexibility, these customizable resources allow faculty across all disciplines to seamlessly integrate ethical, human-centered Gen AI literacy into their existing coursework.
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Access the Toolkit via Canvas Commons at canvas.jcu.edu/courses/41840 (Note: You will need to log into Canvas to view).
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Also see our guide on using Credo modules for information literacy instruction: https://researchguides.jcu.edu/credomodules
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Due to staffing changes and limits to the three librarians serving the entire campus, we are adjusting the coverage of Library Instruction and research support. Please use this form to request a library instruction session with a librarian: https://bit.ly/jculibinstruction. Another option is to use our new suite of InfoLit course modules. InfoLit - Core is more general, while InfoLit - Health Sciences focuses more deeply on research in the sciences.