Feeling uneasy about AI? This course is for you.
| You’re not alone. AI is raising questions, and expectations, for library workers everywhere. This course is designed to help you sort through the noise, understand what’s useful (and what’s not), and walk away with concrete strategies for teaching AI tools responsibly to your community. Whether you're cautiously curious or already experimenting, this training will give you the clarity and resources you need to move forward with confidence. |
Each session of the course is designed to help you teach AI tools clearly and confidently, no tech expertise required: AI and Libraries: Pros, Cons, Ethics, and Misconceptions
Explore the ethical, environmental, and practical implications of AI, and how libraries can respond with balance and intention. AI and Library Users: Teaching Relevant Tools
Learn where to start, what to teach, and how to support patrons with AI tools that matter most. AI and Research: Supporting Library Users’ Research Practices
Get practical ideas and tools to help patrons use AI responsibly in their research and know when not to rely on it. AI and Library Programs: Innovative Approaches
See real-world examples of library AI programming you can adapt for your own community, no matter your budget. AI and Misinformation: Helping Library Users Discern Reality
Discover ways to help patrons recognize AI-generated misinformation and build stronger media literacy. |
Group Rates
Whether you're taking a course with a couple of colleagues or signing up your whole team, registering as a group of 3 or more is the best way to save on courses. Discounts start at 10%, and the larger the group, the greater the discount!
Credit Packages
Library Journal’s bulk course credit program is flexible, easy to manage, and offers 25% off our lowest price for every course seat booked for a full year! Set aside a portion of your budget and allocate seats to staff as needs arise.
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