To assist you in advising your students about the ethical use, referencing and acknowledgement of generative AI (GenAI) in their assignments, the Library has created a Generative AI study guide that can be embedded direct to your Canvas site.
The Generative AI study guide covers key aspects your students should be thinking about if they are using GenAI in their assignments, including:
Learn about the resources UTS Library offers for improving your English language skills. This workshop will guide you through the online programs that can help you with both general and academic English skills.
Connect with people starting uni at the same time as you, play some fun activities and meet the friendly Student Guides over giant games, tunes and free snacks.
Student Guides are a group of UTS students who have been studying at UTS for a few years and know how things work. Based at the Student Learning Hub (building 2, level 4) during session, the Student Guides are a friendly face on campus that can connect you up with the right club, service or activity to make sure you’re getting the most out of your time at UTS.
Special library workshop for postgraduates who already have the basics. You will learn how to select discipline specific scholarly databases, develop effective search strategies and get an overview of referencing software to create in text citations and reference lists.
Special library workshop for postgraduates who already have the basics. You will learn how to select discipline specific scholarly databases, develop effective search strategies and get an overview of referencing software to create in text citations and reference lists.
Special library workshop for postgraduates who already have the basics. You will learn how to select discipline specific scholarly databases, develop effective search strategies and get an overview of referencing software to create in text citations and reference lists.
Delivered in Mandarin. Get a head start in your studies - in this workshop you'll learn how to identify different types of Library resources, locate books, ebooks, and journal articles, and where to get help (on-campus and online) when you start your assignments.
Whether you're new to UTS or want to get a head start in your studies - in this workshop you'll learn how to identify different types of Library resources, locate books, ebooks, and journal articles, and where to get help (on-campus and online) when you start your assignments.
Whether you're new to UTS or want to get a head start in your studies - in this workshop you'll learn how to identify different types of Library resources, locate books, ebooks, and journal articles, and where to get help (on-campus and online) when you start your assignments. We suggest bringing your own device, such as a laptop or tablet, to get the most out of the workshop.
Whether you're new to UTS or want to get a head start in your studies - in this workshop you'll learn how to identify different types of Library resources, locate books, ebooks, and journal articles, and where to get help (on-campus and online) when you start your assignments.
UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.
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