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Prompting with AI
Unlike conducting a Google search, where you look for existing information through keyword searches, generative AI requires a more nuanced approach. When you use generative AI, you’re not just searching; you’re instructing the AI to create new content. This process necessitates providing detailed and specific information to guide the AI in producing the desired results effectively. This information is provided in the form of a prompt. In this post we will explore the art of crafting effective prompts to enhance your interaction with AI tools. What is a Prompt? A prompt is how you instruct an AI tool to perform a task for you. This could include creating content, summarizing…
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Using AI as a Study Partner
Finals week is here and we know what that means: caffeine, all-nighters, and endless to-do lists. But what if you could have a personal assistant to help you study smarter, not harder? AI tools like Notebook LM, ChatGPT, and Quizlet can act as your personal study partner, helping you create study guides, clarify tough concepts, and make your study sessions more efficient. Here are some tips on how to use them effectively: Disclaimer AI tools such as Notebook LM, ChatGPT, and Quizlet can be valuable study partner, but they should be used thoughtfully and responsibly. Always verify the accuracy of the information they provide as these tools may sometimes generate…
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AI Séance Event
Welcome to the Digital Learning & Scholarship team’s AI Séance Event! In this event we will take a creative dive into history by using AI to ‘commune’ with historical figures, asking them burning questions and assessing just how much we can trust AI to teach us about the past. This event isn’t just about fun – it’s also a chance to think critically about the reliability of digital interpretations of history. Whether you are joining us live or exploring this activity on your own, follow along to connect with the voices of the past. Select a Platform At our event, we’ll be comparing two AI platforms: NotebookLM and ChatGPT. NotebookLM:…
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Digital Learning and Scholarship Team
The Digital Learning and Scholarship Team are here to collaborate with faculty and students on all aspects of teaching and research. Click here to learn more. Meet the Team Head of Digital Learning and Scholarship David Tatem has been at Trinity since 1999 and enjoys exploring ways to integrate emerging technologies into the Liberal Arts curriculum. Digital Scholarship Strategist Mary Mahoney leads digital scholarship efforts including program-building and technical support of existing and future digital scholarship platforms. Instructional Technologist – Arts & Humanities Loren Milledge joined the team this summer as the faculty liaison for the Arts & Humanities. Instructional Technologist – Social Sciences Matt Ouimette joined the team this…
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Matt Ouimette
Instructional Technologist Matt joined the Digital Learning and Scholarship team in 2024 with a background in educational technology training and learning management systems. As the faculty liaison for the Social Sciences, Matt is most looking forward to meeting and collaborating with the Trinity community on all things digital. Two items on Matt’s bucket list are tracking and photographing wolves in Yellowstone National Park and seeing an orca whale in the wild. Connect with Matt