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CHATGPT AND AI: TRANSFORM YOUR DAILY WORK AND YOUR LIBRARY'S SERVICES Online

*Session link will be sent separate from this registration calendar reminder. Maryland library staff only. 

A Practical and In-depth Masterclass for Library Staff with Crystal Trice

3.5 hours live online with non-expiring access to the recordings

Artificial intelligence is rapidly providing opportunities to transform the ways that we work, we learn, and we serve our communities. This in-depth masterclass is designed to help library staff understand and apply AI tools like ChatGPT in practical, realistic, and meaningful ways. Through hands-on learning and expert guidance, you'll discover how AI can enhance your daily work, streamline operations, and improve patron engagement—all without over-promising what AI can do and while navigating the ethical considerations that come with these emerging technologies.

SCHEDULE

DATE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2024, 12:00 - 3:30 PM US-EASTERN TIME
The masterclass can be (but does not have to be) attended as a 3.5 hour live event. A three-part full set of recordings, with the slide decks and chat logs, will immediately be released to registrants for unlimited post-event viewing and review at the pace that is best for you. You are most welcome to watch and participate as much or as little as you are able on the actual day. There will also be a forum discussion for participants on the recordings page so that you can ask questions or share ideas.

In the live event there will be time for Q&A and will be short breaks between the parts. 

CONTENT:

PART 1: UNDERSTANDING CHATGPT AND AI TOOLS
Discover the potential of ChatGPT, generative AI, and large-language models for enhancing library services. You'll learn how these tools work, explore their power and capabilities, and develop crucial skills in writing effective prompts to achieve your specific goals. By the end of this section, you'll have practical strategies for using AI to support your professional work and development, from improving communications to enriching research to streamlining project planning.

PART 2: ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND RESPONSIBLE USE OF AI IN LIBRARIES
As we explore AI's transformative potential, understanding how to use it responsibly becomes essential. This section provides practical frameworks for addressing key considerations including privacy, bias, and information quality. You'll gain practical knowledge for handling copyright considerations, protecting patron privacy, and ensuring equitable AI access across your community. Learn specific approaches for implementing AI tools in ways that align with your library's values and mission while strengthening community trust.

PART 3: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS FOR EVERYDAY WORK AND LIBRARY SERVICES
Discover concrete ways to enhance both your daily work and library services through AI tools. This section provides immediately applicable strategies for integrating AI into your existing workflows. You'll explore real-world applications and how to use AI as a personal assistant–from helping you get started with writing projects and replying to tricky emails, to getting immediate help with spreadsheet challenges and answers to technical questions, to brainstorming innovative programming ideas and enriching reference services. You'll leave with practical approaches for using AI to support your work, enhance your library's services, and help you and your team save time and work more creatively.

BONUSES:

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Register for this event and you will have immediate access to over three hours of "Practical AI" tutorials and walkthroughs, led by Reed Hepler, Digital Initiatives Librarian and Archivist, College of Southern Idaho, the closing keynote speaker of the Library 2,.0's "AI and Libraries I," and the chair of the Library 2.0's "AI and Libraries II." These tutorials take a more technical approach than the masterclass will, and so they are good complementary material for those who want to dive deeply with step-by-step walkthroughs. As well there are written documentation articles.

The "practical AI" tutorials bonus series includes:

  • Practical AI Tutorials Introduction
  • Creating Custom GPTs
  • Collaborating with AI Tools
  • Creating Custom GPTs Walkthrough
  • Intro to Text Generation with ChatGPT
  • Intro to Text Generation with Groq
  • Intro to Image Generation with Ideogram
  • Intro to Image Creation with ChatGPT
  • Intro to Audio Generation with T-t-S Online
  • Intro to Audio Generation with Udio
  • Intro Music Speech with Suno 
  • ChatGPT in Lit Reviews - Locating Resources
  • ChatGPT in Lit Reviews - Summarizing Research Findings
  • Structuring the Lit Review
  • Semantic Scholar.

Written documentation:

  • PROMPT ENGINEERING AND CHATGPT
  • PROMPT ENGINEERING AND VISUAL GENERATIVE AI TOOLS
  • CUSTOM GPT PROMPT DETAILS

YOUR INSTRUCTOR:

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With over two decades of experience in libraries and education, Crystal Trice is passionate about helping people work together more effectively in transformative, but practical ways. As founder of Scissors & Glue, LLC, Crystal partners with libraries and schools to bring positive changes through interactive training and hands-on workshops. She is a Certified Scrum Master and has completed a Masters Degree in Library & Information Science, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and Psychology. She is a frequent national presenter on topics ranging from project management to conflict resolution to artificial intelligence. She currently resides near Portland, Oregon, with her extraordinary husband, fuzzy cows, goofy geese, and noisy chickens. Crystal enjoys fine-tip Sharpies, multi-colored Flair pens, blue painters tape, and as many sticky notes as she can get her hands on.

Date:
Friday, December 6, 2024
Time:
12:00pm - 3:30pm
Time Zone:
Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Sponsor:
Southern Maryland Regional Library Association (SMRLA)
Online:
This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
Audience:
  Library Staff     Library Staff - Public Libraries  
Categories:
  Technology  

Registration is required. There are 36 seats available.

Check your spam folder if you don't receive your confirmation email by the morning of the session. Emails come from library20email@gmail.com or admin@library20.com and the phrase "ChatGPT" seems to be triggering spam filtering in many cases. For any registration difficulties or questions, email admin@library20.com
 

Session will be recorded and available on our Maryland Libraries Training Niche Academy archives following the session.

Please register no later than Dec 3, 2024. Library staff from Maryland public libraries only. Please register using your Maryland library staff email showing your library system's authenticated domain name. Generic gmail addresses will not have access to the archives. 

This project is supported in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library Services and Technology Act Administered by the Maryland State Library.

 

 

Event Organizer

Jennifer Hopwood

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