Artificial Intelligence and the UO Libraries

The University of Oregon Libraries helps students, faculty, and staff confidently use artificial intelligence in learning, research, and daily work. Visit our AI Consultation Station for drop-in support, connect one-on-one with a librarian for personalized guidance, or explore our AI LibGuides featuring ready-to-share teaching and research resources.

 

Artificial Intelligence Support

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Artificial Intelligence Consultation Station
 
Drop-in support for students, faculty, and staff about using artificial intelligence tools ethically and effectively in research, teaching, and daily work. The desk is staffed Monday through Friday, 1:00-5:00pm and is located in the Knight Library commons.
Talia Paz (left), librarian subject specialist and teaching liaison for Journalism
Specialized AI Consultations
 
Get one-on-one consultations for AI projects with tailored guidance on prompts, research integration, and ethical use. Users develop skills and strategies to use AI effectively in their teaching, research, or creative work.
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Student, Staff, and Faculty Guide for using Generative AI
 
Explore our Using Generative AI guide with best practices and examples to help you incorporate AI tools responsibly.

 

Online Learning Opportunities and In-Person Workshops

UO Libraries has developed learning opportunities for students surrounding the critical and ethical use of Generative AI tools. Our short, online module takes approximately 30- minutes to complete and is a basic introduction to Gen AI for undergraduate students. We also offer an in-person workshop targeted at lower-level undergraduates. This covers the same content as the online module but includes opportunities for conversation and application.