AI for Academic Libraries: Open-Weight AI Models for Local and Private Use
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Evaluating open-weight AI engines and models
Kari D. Weaver
Dr. Kari D. Weaver (she/her) is the Program Manager, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, at the Ontario Council of University Libraries and the Learning, Teaching, and Instructional Design Librarian, University of Waterloo Libraries. She holds a BA from Indiana University, MLIS from the University of Rhode Island, an EdD in Curriculum & Instruction from the University of South Carolina. Her research centers on the intersection of human information behaviour and pedagogy and covers a wide range of topics including information literacy, academic integrity, misinformation, educational research methods, online learning and digital accessibility.
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AI Speech-to-Text in Practice: Lessons for Library Workflows, Testing, and Evaluation
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Cutting Through the AI Noise: Practical Pathways for Academic Libraries
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AI Tools for Academic Libraries: AI Speech-to-Text Models
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Evaluating speech-to-text tools for access, discovery, and preservation
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AI Tools for Academic Libraries: AI Programming and Coding Tools
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Evaluating AI coding tools from a developer's perspective
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AI Tools for Academic Libraries: AI Research Assistants
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Evaluating AI tools to improve library research tasks
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Elevating the AI Conversation with the AID Framework
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Restoring academic integrity through AI attribution statements
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Ethical and Productive: Considering Generative Artificial Intelligence Citation Across Learning and Research
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How Should You Cite Generative AI and ChatGPT?
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An interview with the University of Waterloo librarians behind the citation guide