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Program Description
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Come try out a variety of AI research tools and share your thoughts on AI and education. Drop in anytime during the event. Lunch provided while food lasts.
At this open house, visit activity booths that interest you, where you can try out and evaluate the usefulness and accuracy of free, research-focused AI tools like:
- Google's Notebook LM to improve your studying workflow to save articles, find related articles, ask questions about a pool of research and websites, and create study materials.
- Deep Research by Mike Caulfield, based in ChatGPT, for checking the strength of an argument's claims and finding alternative sources to read to debunk or clarify misleading claims and misinformation.
and tools embedded in the FRCC libraries' subscription databases:
- EBSCO Discovery Service's natural language processing feature to ask research questions and get results
- O'Reilly for Higher Education's Answer feature for natural language questions and compiled starting bibliographies in technology and business skills.
- ProQuest, JSTOR, and ScienceDirect reading assistants to develop your reading skills for dense research articles and refine your information literacy skills related to tone, bias, and chart interpretation.
Each booth will also discuss the ethics about AI and how we learn, as well as the unique strengths of your human thinking.
Additional Information
Registration is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome if space is available. Register on this site, in person at any library, or by calling our Answer Center at 970-221-6740.