Student Guide to Artificial Intelligence
Academic Integrity Policy
Learn about AI Tools
Articles on AI
Tutoring Resources
Prompt Engineering and AI Evaluation
AI Literacy
Writer's Room Hangouts are live several nights each week starting Week 3 of March session!
Go to the LIVE Events page for the Hangout schedule and the link to join the fun!
While you're there, check out the many other workshop opportunities.
In the latest edition of The Resource podcast, the librarians discuss AI evaluation models along with prompt models.
Welcome to the November 2025 Session!
New Student? Continuing Student? Want to learn more about the library? Join Librarian Heather Burke on Wednesday, November 5 at 6:00 pm CT to learn about library resources available to assist you. Visit the Workshop and Tutorials LibGuide for the link to the presentation.
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Some of the Ebsco databases will be undergoing routine maintenance on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Access to Ebsco content should not be affected, but please contact us if you have any difficulties.
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October is National Arts & Humanities Month - see our LibGuide to learn more!
Looking for a good book for the scary season? Take a look at our Halloween LibGuide for books and stats about this holiday.
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Need a Tutor? On-demand tutoring via Tutor.com is available in your Canvas course shell, under the Tutoring tab. Or go to DeVryTutors.com to set up an appointment with a faculty tutor.
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Artifical Intelligence LibGuide for Students
Visit the Artificial Intelligence Student Guide created for students to learn more about AI tools, DeVry’s stance on AI, and articles on AI/ChatGPT.
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Library Resources
Have you missed a library presentation? You can find the links to the library’s presentations on our Workshops & Tutorials LibGuide.
See what your DeVry/Keller faculty have published on the Faculty Publications LibGuide!
Library Services
Have questions? You can contact a librarian via text message at 630-448-4633 or visit the Ask-a-Librarian page for more options.
Please use this suggestion box to make suggestions for things (books, databases, etc.) you would like the library to acquire or to recommend services/activities the library can provide. For research or other library assistance, please use the options on our Ask a Librarian webpage.
