Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools

Includes lists of permitted and prohibited types of information to share with generative AI tools.

Includes resources and tools available to students, faculty, and staff.

An Edtech company's blog post providing advice to instructors, from January 2023.

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UCLA teaching cross campus collaboration for upcoming events, some recordings included.

From January 2023

UCLA Teaching Blog, Caroline Kong, April 2023

From Inside Higher Ed, 2023

MIT News, 2025

From Purdue University

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University of San Diego Professional & Continuing Ed

by Rachel Morgan, University of Louisville

Free collection from Teaching Tools LLC.

September 4, 2024
by Amanda Wheatley and Sandy Hervieux

By Katie Healey, PhD, CPACC, AccessibleHigherEd.com

Downloadable for Windows or Mac. Allows users to download local models of ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and other popular LLMs without sharing data with the original model. May mitigate some of the environmental impact of cloud-based systems. Requires 16 GB+ of Ram. Answers can take several minutes longer to generate depending on various factors.

Choice Media webinar, 2024.

When and how to cite AI is a subject a of debate. From giving credit where credit is due(?), to replicating searches and locating information, citing AI is a moving target.