Join the VCC Library's GenAI Workshop Series!
Generative AI is increasingly being used by students for learning, studying, and finding information. If you choose to use these tools, it is important to understand their limitations, risks, and implications. The VCC Library's GenAI Workshop Series provides foundational knowledge and practical guidance to help you make informed decisions and use AI critically and responsibly.
The series consists of four 30-minute online workshops, offered on Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m.
Workshop Topics
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Evaluating AI Outputs: Accuracy, Gaps & Hallucinations – September 16
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Citing and Acknowledging AI – September 23
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Ethics & Academic Integrity in AI Use – October 7
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Privacy in the Age of AI – October 14
Each session explores practical considerations and real-world examples to help you critically assess AI-generated information and understand the academic, ethical, and privacy issues involved in using these tools.
Registration is required. Attend the sessions that are most relevant to you, or join us for all four.
Looking for more information? Visit the VCC Library Generative AI Guide for resources on ethical considerations, prompt writing, citation and acknowledgment, privacy, and other topics. The guide also includes short Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT tutorial videos for students who want to learn how these tools work.
We hope you'll join us this fall!