Resources for Types &amp; Uses of Generative AI

Missouri Online & UM Resources

Artificial Intelligence (AI) pages on TeachingTools documentation site

Missouri Online Blog Posts on AI:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) pages on Teaching.missouri.edu

One Useful Thing by Ethan Mollick (Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania) - see also the paper Assigning AI: Seven Approaches for Students, with Prompts by Ethan and Lilach Mollick
Rhetorica by Marc Watkins (University of Mississippi)
Learning, Teaching and Leadership by Sarah Eaton (University of Calgary)
Reflecting Allowed by Maha Bali (American University in Cairo)

AIPRM’s Ultimate Generative AI Glossary: A searchable reference guide for everything related to AI

Tools are free unless otherwise noted. An asterisk indicates a freemium model. Most require creating an account.

This is not intended as a comprehensive listing. It only lists tools mentioned in the "Types & Uses of Generative AI" session.

None of these tools have been vetted or approved by the University of Missouri at this time. These listings do not constitute endorsements.

ChatGPT*
Bing AI Chat - available in Microsoft Edge or on a phone app - Android - iOS (Users must log in with a personal account. Institutional accounts are not allowed at this time.)
Bard (Users must log in with a personal account. Institutional accounts are not allowed at this time.)
Claude 2

Charm AI*
Grammarly*
Lex AI*
Notion*
Google Docs (Beta version - Users must log in with a personal account. Institutional accounts are not allowed at this time.)