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Text-Based Tools

Text-based generative AI tools, including Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini, take a written prompt and produce a response in natural language. They write and edit text, generate code, translate between languages, and answer questions in a conversational exchange.

Both tools operate under Â鶹AV's enterprise agreements, which keep entered data out of the vendors' training sets and away from other users, so only Public data and information that has been appropriately de-identified should go into either tool. See LU's Data Classification standard (15.01.02) for what qualifies at each level.

• Log in with LEA user name to take advantage of our enterprise privacy and security measures. Use with Public or appropriately de-identified data.

• Log in with LEA user name to take advantage of our enterprise privacy and security measures. Use with Public or appropriately de-identified data.

Image-based Tools

These tools generate images and text effects from a written description or keywords. Content entered through Â鶹AV's licensed Adobe accounts is not used to train Adobe's AI models.

• Available through Â鶹AV’s Adobe Creative Cloud license.

• (OpenAI)

  Available through Â鶹AV’s Adobe Creative Cloud license.

Learning Management System (LMS)-based Tools

These tools improve faculty workflow in course design.

• (Blackboard Learn Ultra)

  Available through Â鶹AV’s Anthology Blackboard license. For more information contact qm@Â鶹AV.edu

  AI Design Assistant can help with:

  • Simplifying Course Creation
  • Content-based Assessment Generation
  • Rubric Creation
  • Royalty-free Image Sourcing

• Found within Ally Accessibility Reports for images. Select Auto-generate description located below the textbox. Ally AI will process your image and provide a suggested description.

  Important note:

  • The AI Alt Text Assistant is best suited for images that need long descriptions. Misuse runs the risk of negating the accessibility benefit of image descriptions.