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AI Literacy for Library Workers is offered in two ways.

The curriculum is the same for both versions (videos, hands-on activities, readings).

  • Option 1 has no deadlines and perpetual access, including future updates.
  • Option 2 is offered during a particular six-week time frame and includes discussion forums for sharing your activity results with others in the course for discussion. (Last session was Oct. 7 – Nov. 17, 2025).

“One of the best courses I’ve ever taken. Highly recommended.”
— Brock Edmunds, Assistant Head, Pardee Library, Boston University Libraries

“This is a fabulous class. It is time-consuming so make sure you have dedicated time to take the class and do the exercises but you will learn so much. I am new to the topic so it was a little like learning a foreign language but it was fun too.”
— Darlene Brafley, Director Library and Museum Services, City of Arcadia, CA

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Option 1

AI Literacy for Library Workers

Self-study with perpetual access
Curriculum overview

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Offered via Udemy
(with certificate of completion)

“I have learned a tremendous amount so far in this course. Exceptionally rich. I have taken added time to go through the documents and activities.” – Udemy user

 

Option 2

AI Literacy for Library Workers

Six-week online course
Curriculum overview

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Offered via Infopeople
(with certificate of completion)

“This course gave me the opportunity to try out so many different AI tools and have that hands on experience I needed. Plus get a better understanding of generative AI in general. Highly recommend the course!”
– Laura Hogan, Reference & Instruction Librarian, Bristol Community College, Fall River, MA

 

This course was fantastic. Very relevant, informative, and engaging. I found it worth the time, and plan to implement much of what I learned in my own workplace, even though I’m not technically an Emerging Technology Librarian.
Marie Harris

Location Leader, Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

Become an emerging technology expert

Nicole’s workshop is so pertinent to today’s concerns with privacy and the internet. She gave extraordinary information on how to be safer in the digital age. We can’t wait for Nicole to offer more workshops for our staff!
Rachel Rooney

IT/Reference Librarian, West Tisbury Library, Massachusetts

Learn to protect your data. Help your library users with security.

Organize your life with mobile apps
This is a worthwhile course, even if you consider yourself pretty sophisticated in using cross platform apps and applications. My goal is to increasingly “go paperless” and be able to access tons of info wherever I am. this course has really sent me on my way.
Doug Rovira

Save time, reduce stress, focus on what matters.