This set of five virtual tutorials help demystify the technology behind popular AI tools like ChatGPT.
The Nittany AI Alliance teams with industry partners to create meaningful student engagement opportunities focused on new artificial intelligence solutions, services, and outreach projects.
Demonstrates how artificial intelligence can be applied to create solutions to pressing issues in education, environment, health, and humanitarianism.
Offers teams of students the chance to compete for funding by developing and presenting AI–based solutions that solve real-world problems.
Provides Penn State students hands-on experience that enhances their classroom learning through artificial intelligence–related projects.
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Penn State University Libraries offers a variety of How To Guides, tutorials, library tools, and other specific resources. Researchers and faculty can learn more about AI’s history, core concepts, and its inner workings in a five-part virtual Generative AI tutorial series.
The tutorials cover:
Complimenting these tutorials is a library guide for Generative AI that provides additional resources regarding content generation, citing AI, and resources for faculty. These materials are aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about generative AI. The tutorials are widely available and free. This series also adds to the Libraries’ AI Literacy resources for students offered via the Credo Information Literacy modules, which include the tutorials “Student Guide to AI,” “Faculty Guide to AI,” and “Teaching Resources: AI Literacy” and “Using Gen AI Systems for Research.”
University faculty and staff are invited to participate in the soft launch of the AI Guides Program offered by Penn State Information Technology's (IT) Learning and Development team. The program aims to help faculty and staff take the first step into learning about and using University-approved AI tools.
Faculty will need to use caution when considering AI Authoring tools with their students. This resource provides some valuable insights on what tools are available and some guidelines for use in the classroom.
