Welcome to the University of Georgia Libraries’ AI Literacy Guide
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping how we learn, teach, and engage with information. This guide offers a foundational introduction to AI literacy for students, instructors, and the broader UGA community. Whether you're exploring AI tools for the first time or considering how to incorporate them into your academic work, this guide is designed to help you get started.
The guide is organized into tabs that provide targeted resources for instructors and students. You'll find information on commonly used AI tools, strategies for fact-checking AI-generated content, writing prompts to encourage thoughtful engagement, and key ethical considerations when using AI in academic contexts. UGA provides access to several AI tools, including Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and NotebookLM, which can support research and productivity across disciplines.
This guide is intended to serve as an entry point into the world of AI. For more in-depth exploration, UGA Libraries offer workshops and one-on-one consultations with librarians. Instructors may also request AI literacy instruction as part of in-class library sessions tailored to their course needs.
This guide has been recently revised for simplicity and clarity. If you are looking for information or links from the old version of this guide, there is an archived version of that page here.
