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Using Generative AI in Research - A session for graduate student supervisors

Cohosted by the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies and the University of Alberta Library.

Are you interested in discovering how AI tools can enhance your research experience? Are you unsure how to advise your graduate students in using AI in their research? Join us for an engaging online session to explore the fundamentals of AI, including how these tools operate and the key differences between grounded and ungrounded AI.

You'll learn how to effectively integrate AI into every phase of the research lifecycle while considering important factors like academic integrity and potential challenges. We'll also provide practical tips on evaluating and citing AI-generated content. We look forward to seeing you there!

Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate a basic understanding of how AI tools work
Differentiate between grounded and ungrounded AI tools
Identify key considerations for grad students/researchers
Identify ways AI tools can be used to support the phases of the research lifecycle
Identify main areas of concern with using AI tools
Outline the steps and potential resources for evaluating and citing AI output

Presenters:
Kim Frail, Head, Teaching and Learning, Library and Museums
Janice Kung, Health Sciences Librarian

This online session will be offered via Zoom and registrants will receive the Zoom link prior to the session.

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Related LibGuide: Using Generative AI by Kara Blizzard

Date:: Wednesday, November 13, 2024
Time:: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Audience:: Staff
Categories:: Remote Delivery

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