Artificial Intelligence | ChatGPT for Instructors

• Brainstorming ideas or examples.
   
• Narrowing your topic ideas for a research paper.
   
• Get ideas for keywords to search in library databases.
   
• Summarizing and outlining information.
   
• Changing the writing level of some text (5 years old, high school, college, faculty level).
   

• Changing the writing style (make it more humorous, more formal,
  more satirical, more diplomatic, etc.).

• ChatGPT 3.5
• Claude            
• Perplexity AI
• Microsoft Copilot
• Gemini 

All of these tools also have paid versions that are more capable.

• Finding and summarizing websites that answer your question
   
• Asking questions or getting a summary of information on a specific website
  Example: Please summarize this: [your link here]

Summarize results from web search and link to the sources:

• Perplexity AI
• Microsoft Copilot 
• Gemini
• ChatGPT-4o (Available in free accounts for limited use. Appearing gradually over the next few weeks, so not everyone has it yet).

• Finding scholarly articles
   
• Summarizing a particular scholarly article
   
• Asking questions of a particular scholarly article
   
• Uploading the PDF of a scholarly article and asking questions or getting a summary.

• Start with library databases and Google Scholar.  Their coverage is more comprehensive than the tools below.

The sources below include generative AI features, like natural language queries, summarizing, outlining, etc. These are not 100% free.  Most have usage limits:

• Elicit
• Assistant by Scite
• Consensus
• Keenious
• Inciteful