AI Literacy
As part of our commitment to information literacy, the Library supports AI literacy across campus.
For Concordia-wide information, see the Concordia AI Resources Hub
AI learning modules
GenAI Quickstart for Students
These interactive 15-minute modules are a starting point for thinking about when and how to use GenAI in academic contexts—or not! Explore scenarios and dilemmas to think through the role AI tools might have in your academic life.
GenAI tools - when, which and how
GenAI Quickstart: Foundations for Faculty
Responsible Use Considerations
Privacy & Security Considerations
Potential Uses in Teaching | Learning | Research | General Workplace Tasks
Related
Guidelines for Teaching with Generative Artificial Intelligence
Concordia's Centre for Teaching and Learning
Relevant modules from Quick Things for Digital Knowledge
Relevant modules from Critial Toolkit for Navigating Information
Acknowledging AI use
See the Library's recommended practices for acknowledging the use of AI tools in academic assignments, research publications, and general workplace documents.
Related FAQ
Are there copyright considerations I need to think about when using generative AI (GenAI) tools?
Academic AI tools
Discover and learn about academic AI tools for working with scholarly literature and data, as well as specialized learning and writing tools. Don"t limit yourself to general purpose tools (e.g., CoPilot, ChatGPT).
Workshops
Instructors can contact their subject librarian to request a course-specific workshop for students. All students and staff are welcome to attend the Library's general workshops.