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This article helps Chico State developers request access and configure Git, GitHub CLI, and Codex to work with repositories in the csu-co-chico GitHub organization.

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.

Learn how to enable Zoom AI features such as in-meeting questions, meeting summaries, and smart recordings in your Chico State Zoom account. Follow these steps to configure Zoom AI settings and understand best practices for use in educational settings.

Faculty can use AI tools to draft messages, summarize posts, and create teaching materials. These techniques help reduce administrative load while maintaining academic standards.

Low-stakes AI literacy assignments help students generate, evaluate, and revise AI outputs while reflecting on the process. Using Google Docs and Canvas, instructors can structure this process to build students’ ethical awareness, critical thinking, and digital literacy, aligning with Chico State's GenAI Guidelines.

Use AI-generated transcripts from recorded lectures to offer accessible, multimodal, and flexible learning options that support all students, including those with disabilities and multilingual learners.

Use AI-generated lecture transcripts to create study materials such as outlines, flashcards, and quizzes that help students engage with course content outside of class.

This article will help faculty adapt Poll Everywhere activities and classroom polling strategies in response to AI-assisted answer generation tools.

This article will help faculty prepare for AI as part of the teaching environment by setting clear expectations, designing assessments that support learning, teaching AI literacy, and protecting student data.

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 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.