Using Generative AI with Effect in the School Library: A Beginner’s Guide

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Using Generative AI with Effect in the School Library: A Beginner’s Guide

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Using Generative AI with Effect in the School Library: A Beginner’s Guide

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E-learning

What is Included

Certificate of attendance

Course material (if applicable)

Cost

AED 480 plus 5% VAT (per delegate)

Registration

Please fill out the booking form to register.

If you would like bespoke in-school training, please contact Paola (paola@infinitelearning.ae) for more information.

Course Details

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Online

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Target audience

Primary and Secondary School librarians who wish to learn more about  generative AI products and how they can be used with effect to simplify tasks and save time in the library.

Aims of the course

This course considers how generative AI products have developed and how the different tools can be used to enhance librarian services and outputs. As a beginner’s guide it will cover basic steps such as effective prompt creation and will explore both text and images.

Intended outcomes
  • A better understanding of the benefits and limits of this technology and how it might develop in future.
  • A knowledge of a wide range of generative AI products and knowing what to use when for best practice.
  • Confidence in prompt writing to ensure the achievement of the best results.
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Sarah Pavey PhD FCLIP FRSA

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Sarah Pavey has worked as a teacher librarian for many years, and is a well known trainer and consultant in schools both in the UK and on the international circuit. She has published several professional books including a chapter in 'International School Librarianship' (Facet, 2026) and the forthcoming Third Space Approach to Media Literacy: How Media Mavens in Schools are Changing the Game' (Routledge, 2027). She has just completed her PhD by published works at Edinburgh Napier University that looked at the changing role of school librarians and risks of deprofessionalisation. Sarah speaks regularly at conferences including the LILAC information literacy conference and Playful Learning Conference. Sarah ensures her courses are participatory whether in person or online and content is always backed up with ideas for further reading and exploration of the topics covered.

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Using Generative AI with Effect in the School Library A Beginners Guide

 

Recently there has been a huge explosion in the availability of free generative AI products and as librarians these can help us save time in many different ways if we use them ethically and creatively. This course will explore the origins of this technology and then show you how to write an effective prompt to ensure the best possible results that save you time! We will also look at the different types of product that are available for creating both text and images, giving you insight into the best AI choice for the task you need to achieve. This could be a dynamic poster, a guide to using a library resource, your annual report – there are no limits.

 

This course will cover:

The origins of generative AI tools

What is this technology and what can and what it can’t do? How long has it been around and why has it generated so much debate about its use?

Writing effective prompts

How should you structure a prompt? What information do you need to include? Why do you sometimes not achieve the results you are expecting?

Working with different types of generative AI

An exploration of free generative AI products for both text and images helping you to decide how to choose the best options and how to remix the results.

Applications in practice

Practical examples of AI generated content for common library tasks from keywording your catalogue, through report statistical analysis to competition design and lesson planning.

د.إ480
Trainer:
Sarah Pavey PhD FCLIP FRSA
Duration:
2 Hours
Sessions:
1
Language:
English