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Recursos para profesionales de bibliotecas y ciencias de la información que buscan mejorar sus habilidades utilizando contenido desarrollado por sus pares.
Amplíe sus conocimientos en una serie de temas a través de nuestros cursos a su propio ritmo. Cada curso incluye contenidos de aprendizaje actualizados, consejos y trucos de bibliotecarios de todo el mundo, recursos abiertos adicionales y mucho más.
Gain a deeper understanding of generative AI (GenAI) tools by exploring the fundamental concepts, understanding AI literacy, and demystifying the mechanics behind the tools.
In this course, you will learn:
AI literacy criteria
GenAI potential and limitations
Key GenAI tools and underlying technologies
Examine the opportunities and challenges presented with GenAI by exploring the academic activities it enhances while pinpointing key pain points and limitations of the technology.
In this course, you will learn:
GenAI's potential in research and education
Core benefits for librarians, students and faculty
Limitations like hallucinations and bias
Impact of limitations on academia
Enhance your knowledge of responsible practices utilizing and developing GenAI. Using Elsevier's five responsible AI principles as a framework, explore what "responsible" means for different AI stakeholders.
In this course, you will learn:
Concept of responsible AI
Principles of responsible GenAI development
Best practices for using GenAI tools
Top considerations for choosing GenAI tools
Learn essential project management skills for academic librarians.
This self-paced course follows a sample project from initiation through closing and provides a variety of tools and resources you can confidently use to lead small to mid-sized projects at your institution.
The Research Data Management Academy (RDMLA) provides key knowledge and skills needed to collaborate with researchers and other stakeholders on data management. You can expect to learn about data management foundations, necessary tools, marketing RDM and more.
The academy is a partnership between a LIS academic program, academic health sciences, and research libraries, and Elsevier.
The self-pace course is hosted on a different Canvas instance than our other programs. You will be prompted to register using your Canvas credentials.
Discover valuable resources through our articles, webinars, infographics, and more. We partner with librarians to share best practices, tackle pressing issues, and explore the latest in technology and trends.
