The next session in the OCUL AI Exchange welcomes Toronto Metropolitan University Libraries to share how their new workshop series helps students, staff, and faculty build confidence and clarity in working with AI. Session attendees will receive sample workshop activities, slides, and practical resources – all ready to adapt for local teaching, learning, or professional practice.
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In this progress update, OCUL moves forward its exploration of AI and machine learning for responsible, ethical use in academic libraries. Two pilot projects reach major milestones and an expanded capacity building program offers learning opportunities across online events, a blog partnership, and curated reading club.
The latest post in our AI Tools for Academic Libraries series takes a look at several speech-to-text tools that libraries could use to improve materials' accessibility and enable text-based searching of audio and video collections.
OCUL invites member nominations for several subcommittees that together play a vital role in advancing shared aims for collaborative governance and service excellence across Ontario academic libraries. Nomination period closes March 27, 2026.