ADINET AI Literacy Programme | Learn LLM, Prompt Engineering & AI Prompting Techniques by Bhavesh
27 Sep 2026
Online Session - Long Video
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed from a futuristic concept into an indispensable tool in both our personal and professional lives. To ensure our community remains at the forefront of this technological evolution, ADINET has proudly launched a brand-new AI Literacy Programme.
Specially curated for library and information professionals, this initiative aims to demystify AI, build practical hands-on skills, and demonstrate how modern AI tools can serve as smart digital companions in daily academic and administrative workflows.
Exclusive Member Benefit: Reflecting ADINET’s commitment to continuous professional development, this ongoing programme is offered completely FREE OF COST for all ADINET Institutional Members and Life Members.
Programme Overview & Faculty
Expert Instructor: Mr. Bhavesh Patel
Key topics included:
The AI Spectrum: A clear, foundational understanding of the distinctions between Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning (DL), and Generative AI (GenAI).
LLM Mechanics: What Large Language Models are, how they work, and a look into different LLM architecture types.
Behind the Scenes of Text Generation: A live demo explaining Tokens and Tokenizers, showcasing exactly how tokens are generated and converted into IDs to predict the next logical word.
The Art of Prompting: An introduction to Prompt Engineering, highlighting the massive difference between a "Bad Prompt" and a "Smart Prompt."
Advanced Prompt Frameworks: Exploration of techniques like Zero-shot, One-shot, Few-shot, and Chain of Thought (CoT) prompting.
The 5-Finger Technique: A deep dive into this highly effective prompting framework to get precise, high-quality AI outputs.
Live Library Use Cases: Hands-on demonstrations showing how to use AI to brainstorm innovative library activities, generate social media copy for library events, and draft promotional content for book talks.
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