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Montgomery Library's Guide to Special Education Resources

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This video goes over seven types of plagiarism, including several types AI plagiarism, as well as many ethical and practical reasons related to the benefits of academic integrity.

 

 

Resources on legitimate AI use, such as brainstorming search terms to use in a library database:

1. Using ChatGPT effectively - Student Guide to ChatGPT - LibGuides at University of Arizona

2. Artificial Intelligence Now: ChatGPT + AI Literacy Toolbox - FIU Libraries at Florida International University

3. AI - What is it? - Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom - LibGuides at Eastern Florida State College

4. Guide for instructors - AI Literacy in the Age of ChatGPT - LibGuides at University of Arizona

 

 

Example of Using ChatGPT to come up with Boolean search phrases:

Step 1: Type a prompt like this into ChatGPT, and see what you get.

(This example was copied from chatgpt.com on June 21, 2024.)

 

 

Step 2: Copy and paste one of the Boolean search phrases into CU Search and see what you get.

 

 

 

Step 3: Try the other Boolean search phrases or make new ones.

plagiarism AND ("college students" OR "university students")

plagiarism AND AI AND ("college students" OR "university students")

 

 

Step 4: Try searching another database from the list of Databases A-Z, such as Academic Search Complete provided by EBSCO. 

Sample Boolean Search:

plagiarism AND AI AND ("college students" OR "university students") 

(Note: this will give you a targeted search about plagiarism, AI, and college/university students.)