Keywords
GenAI
Artificial Intelligence
IASL
AI
Toolkit
Artificial Intelligence
IASL
AI
Toolkit
Abstract
Dr Lesley Farmer, Chair of the IASL Information Literacy Special Interest Group shares two new toolkits for teacher librarians and teachers on Artificial Intelligence (AI). The group invites contributions.
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