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Welcome to your staff guide on generative AI at St George’s University of London.

These pages have been created to help staff understand what generative AI is, why it’s becoming an essential tool in higher education, and how you can use it confidently and effectively in your work. Whether you're teaching, researching, or supporting university operations, AI can help you save time, spark creativity, and enhance productivity.

We’ll explore practical examples, offer tips for getting started, and provide hands on demonstrations of Microsoft Copilot - Microsoft's AI assistant. Importantly, we’ll also address a key concern: data privacy. You’ll learn how Copilot protects your information and operates securely within the university’s systems.

This is not about replacing your expertise - it’s about empowering it.

Begin Exploring Generative AI

Staff Material on Generative AI

Read about the Guardrails for Staff use of Generative Artificial Intelligence

See more on the University AI Page for Staff (upskilling AI skills, use in education and research)

Go further with the AI Literacy for All course from the Digital Education Council (DEC) - You will see a blank screen, to make the course appear simply refresh the browser window.

Student Material on Generative AI

Find out about Students Guidelines for Generative AI Use

See the suggested AI prompts for students in learning

For further support on Generative AI contact LTS@sgul.ac.uk

For workshops and training visit Libcal

The content in this Canvas course is based on the AI in Education course developed by the University of Sydney. The content is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 licence. This licence allows you to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in any medium or format for non-commercial purposes only, and only so long as attribution is given to the original source.