Introduction
This guide just scratches the surface of generative AI - there's more to learn! Moreover, this is a topic that is evolving rapidly, so new resources are coming out daily. Check out the suggestions below to learn more. The resources on this page are geared towards a general audience; instructors should be sure to also explore the resources on the next page.
Suggested videos
Use the menu below to view two brief videos introducing ways to use AI and what to know when using AI tools.
Further reading
This is a selection of resources for all users of AI, whether you're a student or an instructor.
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Algorithms of Oppression
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ISBN: 9781479849949Publication Date: 2018Written by a scholar of information studies and communication, this book delves into the underlying biases of search engines and the algorithms that make them work. Although this predates easily accessible AI tools, the concepts apply broadly to contemporary tools.
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MIT Sloan: AI HubA rich content hub for AI resources put together by MIT Sloan Teaching & Learning Technologies. The site includes AI basics, teaching and learning resources, and a blog focused on AI in education.
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Elon University: 2025 Student Guide to Artificial IntelligenceWritten in collaboration with the AAC&U, this in-depth guide is offered in both English and Spanish.
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Cornell University: Ethical AI for Teaching and LearningA resource from Cornell's Center for Teaching Innovation designed for students and instructors alike.
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LaSalle University: How to Use AI - For StudentsAn instructional guide with student-centered tips on how to use AI effectively in a college context.