Acquire the skills needed to seamlessly integrate generative AI into course design and delivery. These resources from Innovative Education provide faculty with strategies for using GenAI to streamline course design, while also incorporating it into assignments, equipping students with essential skills for success in today's workforce. This integration serves a valuable addition to the instructional toolkit, fostering responsible and ethical AI usage while cultivating modern skills such as prompt engineering.

Learn GenAI skills and register for the Course Enhancement with GenAI Workshop. 

CITL’s workshop series for USF faculty continues during the Spring 2024 semester. Each month will feature insights into the latest tools and approaches to using genAI, as well as practical ideas for bringing this technology into your own courses.

Visit CITL First Fridays Workshop Series for more information.

Unlock the full potential of Generative AI (GenAI) with the recently updated free self-paced GenAI in Action: Impact and Possibilities micro-course. Whether you’re curious about the basics or ready to supercharge your productivity, this course is your gateway to understanding and using GenAI in meaningful ways including leveraging GenAI thoughtfully and ethically.

Gain hands-on experience and practical knowledge from USF experts and industry professionals who demystify AI to empower you to confidently integrate GenAI into your work and personal projects.

Visit GenAI in Action: Impact and Possibilities to enroll now.

Generative AI Concepts & Tools: This subject guide includes information and suggested resources for beginning research on the topic of Generative Artificial Intelligence. Explore the background, key terms, issues, workshops, online tools, research guidelines, and recommended reading on Generative AI applications like ChatGPT and other popular generative toolsets.

Citing Generative AI: If faculty and students use ChatGPT or other generative AI technology for writing, transparency is vital. The USF Libraries have developed essential resources for citation in writing, research and publications.