Support documentation for using ChatGPT Edu, including access for students, faculty, and staff, available AI tools, and guidance on creating custom GPTs.
This article will guide Chico State students, faculty, and staff through the steps to log into ChatGPT Edu, install the ChatGPT apps, and troubleshoot common access issues.
This article will help new users set up access to ChatGPT Edu, join the Chico State workspace, manage existing data, and explore learning and support resources.
This article explains how Chico State faculty and staff can request access to Claude for Education, sign in to the CSU Claude workspace, and confirm they are using the correct account. Claude licenses are extremely limited and are intended primarily for intensive faculty research and advanced staff data or financial modeling. The article also explains key differences between Claude for Education and ChatGPT Edu to help users select the appropriate AI service.
Learn how Chico State students, faculty, and staff can access the Career & Major Exploration agent in the Chico State AI nebulaONE platform; understand what it can help with; provide feedback; and get support for access issues.
This article will provide answers to frequently asked questions about ChatGPT Edu at Chico State, including login issues, account management, conversation history, troubleshooting errors, and available campus support and training resources.
This article will explain the ChatGPT Edu Feature Tester group at Chico State. Feature Testers are campus users who may receive access to selected ChatGPT Edu features before they are released broadly to campus.
This article explains how Chico State students and employees can use ChatGPT Skills to make common, repeatable tasks more consistent and efficient. It covers how to access, use, and create Skills, provides examples for academic and workplace use, explains the difference between Skills and custom GPTs, and includes best practices and links to official OpenAI documentation.
This article explains how to choose the appropriate ChatGPT model and reasoning effort for different tasks at Chico State. It describes the differences between Instant, Luna, Terra, and Sol; explains how model and reasoning choices affect ChatGPT message usage; and distinguishes ChatGPT messages from the agentic tokens shared by ChatGPT Work and Codex. It also provides guidance for monitoring usage, avoiding unnecessary resource consumption, and understanding what happens when usage limits are r
ChatGPT Work is an agentic mode for completing multi-step tasks using capabilities such as internet-enabled code execution, browser interaction, persistent files, Skills, and sub-agents.
This article will explain how to connect approved Microsoft 365 apps to ChatGPT, use connected apps during conversations, and troubleshoot common connection issues.
Custom GPTs are being retired and can be migrated to plugins using ChatGPT's built-in migration process. This article explains how to migrate a GPT you created, review what will and will not transfer, test the migrated plugin, and restore appropriate sharing. Migrated plugins start private, so previous GPT sharing settings must be reviewed and configured again.
This article will help users understand the security, sharing, privacy, and feature configurations in the Chico State ChatGPT workspace.