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Workshop Description:

Artificial intelligence as a research field has existed for decades, but only recently has this field produced a type of product that is widely available to the public. Generative AI tools exist for an increasing number of output formats, and the size and nature of their training data, as well as their producers, vary greatly between products and institutions. Understanding the most efficient, effective, and ethical ways to use these tools can be daunting, especially for those who do not have time to understand the complex ways these tools work.

This workshop is designed to help educators, instructional designers, and other information and education professionals understand how best to implement, integrate, and collaborate with generative AI tools of multiple output types. It focuses on free, open-access, and low-cost generative AI tools and instructs how to use general tools for both general and specialized use cases. Hazards, dilemmas, and other ethical concerns will also be discussed so educators can prepare for these issues in their work and those of their students.

Learning Objectives:

• Define common AI methodologies, such as machine learning and natural language processing
• Discuss the potential uses of generative AI tools in online higher education
• Develop a framework for AI literacy

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Presented by:

OLC - Online Learning Consortium