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SUMMARY:PhD Workshop on Using Generative AI in Academic Research
DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Toronto:20241023T113000
DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20241023T113000
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Aimed at scholars and researchers\, this workshop delivered by Prof.\nPiers Steel (University of Calgary) delves into the practicalities of\nemploying ChatGPT for various stages of academic publishing. From\nconducting thorough literature reviews to facilitating sophisticated\ndata analysis\, and from drafting insightful manuscripts to refining\nthem for publication\, the workshop covers a broad spectrum of\napplications. Participants will gain hands-on experience in leveraging\nChatGPT for enhancing their research efficiency and quality. The\nworkshop also critically addresses the ethical considerations and\nlimitations inherent in AI-assisted academic work\, ensuring a balanced\nand comprehensive understanding of this cutting-edge tool in the realm\nof academic publishing.\n\nThis workshop for Telfer PhD students was made possible by the\ngenerous support of Telfer alumni Deb Cross and John Duncan. \n\nPiers Steel is a professor in the Organizational Behaviour and Human\nResources area and is the Brookfield Research Chair at the Haskayne\nSchool of Business. He is a recognized authority on the science of\nmotivation and is known internationally for his productivity research\,\nreceiving widespread media coverage.\n\nProf. Steel’s particular areas of research interest include culture\,\nmotivation and decision-making. He is also currently driving a\nsystematic review of ethical research with the goal of identifying\nwhat is known and where knowledge gaps lie and sharing the knowledge\nin a practical and accessible format. He has expertise in systematic\nreview and meta-analysis\, having published over 25 scholarly articles\non the topic\, and is a member of the Society of Research Synthesis and\nMethodology. He has published several methodology papers on how to\nimprove meta-analysis.
LOCATION:DMS 4165
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