Workshops & Events
1. AI Support Systems
Catch the recording of our recent workshop to learn how AI tools can enhance your time management and academic efficiency. The includes demonstrations of useful AI technologies and practical tips for integrating them into your college routine. Ideal for students seeking to improve productivity with innovative solutions.
AI Disclaimer:
- AI may be imperfect, biased, factually incorrect, or fabricate information, struggle with vague inputs, and pose privacy concerns.
- Please check your class’ policy on Generative AI.
- Always use responsibly and verify information.
AI Tools:
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Use for organization purposes.
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Use to ask questions, summarize and help with productivity.
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Use to study and chat with your PDF materials.
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Use to create catchy music with your lecture notes & topics for easy memorizing!
2. Macbook Accessibility Features
- Vision - for magnification, and having content read aloud
- Hearing - for live captions and subtitles
- Mobility - for using spoken commands to control the MacBook
- Speech - to create a custom voice to speak out loud what you type
- Cognitive - to have articles read out loud, and other features to help limit distractions
Here are some of the resources that were shared with us during the event, along with some helpful videos:
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webpage has a review of all the different accessibility features across every Apple device. - How to use the Accessibility Assistant on your device to get recommended accessibility features for yourself -
- YouTube Resource Page -
- Email for asking questions if unsure how to perform a feature or if it is available yet - accessibility@apple.com
- Feedback for Apple -
3. AI Support Systems: Tools for Writing, Research, and Studying
Here is also a copy of our , it has a lot of specific example prompts (and tips) to use with different academic tasks, along with the copy of our as well.
AI Disclaimer
- AI is not perfect, biased, can be factually wrong or make things up.
- AI does not do well with vagueness and has privacy concerns.
- Use AI as a supplemental tool, not to replace any core academic activities (writing, reading, etc.)
- Always fact check any claims or sources suggested by AI.
- Check your course syllabus for any AI statement. Some classes and professors may limit AI usage or restrict it entirely.
- - AI-engineered research tool that includes certified researchers and citations.
- - AI-powered research graph to find similar research papers on your topic.
For Studying:
- Use to either have the AI teach you, practice with you, or quiz you.
- Create songs on based off of your vocabulary.