AI Teaching Events & Resources

The following Norton titles contain teaching resources for the AI-aware classroom. If you are interested in exploring further, contact your rep to learn more. 

• Give Me Liberty! 8e: Recommendations for teaching an AI-aware history course, including an introduction to generative AI, discussion of the opportunities and challenges of AI, sample assignment ideas, and a section on “AI ethics.” 
• The Real World 10e: Multiple sections with new AI-related coverage, including the effect of AI on culture, education, and work. 
• They Say/I Say 6e: A new chapter dedicated to helping students use AI chatbots responsibly and effectively in academic writing. 
• The Little Seagull 5e: Advice for students on making the most of generative AI tools, and how to do so productively and responsibly. 
• The Norton Introduction to Literature 15e: A new chapter shows students how to use generative AI as a tool to hone—rather than as a substitute for—their own ideas and arguments, their own reading, writing, and critical thinking. Instructor resources such as assignment ideas and sample questions accompany the chapter. 
• Norton Field Guide to Speaking 2e: Various sections with advice on generative AI, including best practices for using the technology ethically while planning, researching, and writing. Instructor resources and InQuizitive assignments correspond to the new coverage in the book. 
• Research Methods in Psychology 5e: New feature box addresses the ethics, benefits, and practical concerns of using AI tools in scientific writing. 
• Cognitive Neuroscience 6e: New section on “Visual AI” discusses the power and limitations of artificial neural networks. 
• You May Ask Yourself 8e: New book coverage, including ebook interactive activities, introduces students to the potential impact of artificial intelligence on human employment and the economy. 
• Principles of Economics 5e: New AI primer introduces AI tools and gives best practices for AI in teaching. 
• & more!