I have "dipped a toe" in ChatGPT with brainstorming program ideas. We use Constant Contact for emails, and they now have an AI tool which I have used to generate email content. I usually tweak that a little, as you mentioned. It was helpful to see here how you write your prompts and carry on a continuing conversation with it. Thanks!

Thank you so much for your kind words of appreciation, this means a lot to me🙏. Indeed, you are doing a commendable job inspiring the librarians to promote the libraries😊. I think librarianship is a blessing, and we are fortunate to have an opportunity to publicize the services and resources provided by the library among the patrons. The academic library at Fleming College Toronto organizes a wide range of outreach activities such as book exhibitions, author talks, poetry recitations, reader of the year awards, book donation drives, orientation webinars, and workshops to enhance the student learning experience and celebrate the literature. Once again, we pay our sincere gratitude to you for this.🙂 This give me a real sense of motivation to keep doing the good work. Hats off to all the librarians in this world📚

Thank you, Angela. I have used ChatGPT for inspiration on social media posts. I like your prompts that are much more detailed. I'm going to try what you did with the character limits for the different platforms. Great ideas. Thanks.

Love ChatGPT as a start for all sorts of things - it can be so helpful. Also, sweet of you to thank it! :)

I'm curious: With the need to enter prompts (and keep finessing them), then edit the suggestions & remove emojis & odd hashtags, do you find this is saving you time? (Maybe you have not experimented in that way.) Or do you just find it more useful for language suggestions?