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Celebrate International Games Month with the LSC-Online Library by learning about ancient board games. 

LSC-Online Library: Ancient Board Games Virtual Exhibit

Check out the Library's Guide for Ancient Board Games from around the world to learn about games that have been around for 1000s of years and can still be played today! Learn a bit about their history, how to play, and how to create your own versions of the games out of everyday items to play at home.

Games include:

• Senet from Ancient Egypt
• Royal Game of Ur from Mesopotamia
• Chaupar from India
• Patolli from Mesoamerica
• Mancala from Africa
• Go from China

The major citation styles are working hard to keep up with the developments in AI and how they recommend citing AI-generated content. While MLA and APA both offered some initial guidance a couple of years ago, they recently made some changes to how they suggest citing content from ChatGPT, Gemini, and other such generative AI. 

The biggest change is that you are now expected to cite the particular chat conversation itself, since most major chatbots now provide a stable link to refer back to the conversation. Check out these resources to learn more about citing AI in each style.

Chicago Style

Quick summary: Treat chatbot conversations like personal communications and only include within your footnotes/endnotes, and not in the bibliography.

Chicago Style Official Post

Chicago Notes-Bib Example Citation