New to AI? Start with GenAI+U

Generative AI is changing how we learn, work, and create. GenAI+U is the University of Minnesota’s AI literacy initiative, providing students, instructors, and staff with trusted guidance to understand and use AI responsibly, effectively, and confidently.

Explore videos, practical resources, and learning opportunities covering:

  • AI fundamentals — understand what generative AI is and how it works
  • Responsible and ethical use — navigate academic integrity and appropriate AI use
  • University-supported resources — discover tools and guidance available at UMN
  • Practical strategies — learn effective approaches for using AI in learning, teaching, and work

Whether you are new to AI or looking to strengthen your skills, GenAI+U provides a starting point for building AI literacy across the University.

 

Student

 → Explore GenAI+U: A Student Learning Experience

Are you looking for a resource to introduce your students to Generative AI, its uses, ethical implications and considerations around academic integrity? This online learning experience equips UMN students with the knowledge, skills, and ethical understanding necessary to effectively and responsibly utilize generative AI tools in academic and professional contexts. Learners can receive a certificate of completion, this award can be used to demonstrate Student AI Fluency. This resource was developed by partners in the University Libraries.

 

Instructor

→ Explore GenAI+U: An Instructor’s Guide to AI Literacy

This course is a guide for University of Minnesota instructors to navigate the transformative role of Generative AI in education, regardless of whether you plan to embrace these tools or simply wish to better understand their impact on instruction. Through a series of focused lessons, you will develop essential AI literacy by moving from foundational concepts to a critical understanding of ethical considerations—including bias, data privacy, and academic integrity—to hands-on proficiency with UMN-approved Generative AI tools. This resource was developed in collaboration with Academic Technology Support Services, Center for Educational Innovation, AI Hub, CLA’s LATIS and CEHD’s Academic Technology Support Services. 

 

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The University of Minnesota has long been a leader in computational research, high-performance computing, and interdisciplinary discovery. As artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly important driver of research and innovation, the AI Hub is expanding its leadership to strengthen collaboration and accelerate AI-enabled research across the University and beyond.