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A non-programmer's dutiful assistant: Using generative AI chatbots to help customize ILLiad web pages.
| Title: | A non-programmer's dutiful assistant: Using generative AI chatbots to help customize ILLiad web pages. |
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| Authors: | Okamoto, Karen |
| Source: | Journal of Access Services; Apr-Jun2026, Vol. 23 Issue 2, p101-113, 13p |
| Subject Terms: | Chatbots, Interlibrary loans, JavaScript programming language, Laypersons, Cascading style sheets, Web development |
| Abstract: | ILLiad libraries are often faced with the task of customizing and updating their web pages, usually without extensive web development resources. This article presents some of the potential uses of the free versions of generative artificial intelligence chatbots to help provide bits of code to customize sections of ILLiad web pages. These chatbots can also be used to help troubleshoot or explain confusing parts of HTML, CSS and JavaScript to non-programmers, allowing interlibrary loan units using ILLiad web pages to exercise some control over the content and features of their web pages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Database: | Complementary Index |
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