We are excited to introduce two new RED (Researcher Education and Development) workshops designed to help you navigate the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in your research. These sessions will explore how AI can enhance your literature searches and improve your proofreading and editing skills while ensuring academic integrity.
Workshop 1: Find and discover literature using AI tools
In this workshop, participants will be introduced to the effective use of Generative AI tools for conducting more efficient and comprehensive literature searches. Key topics include:
- an overview and demonstration of AI tools used for literature searching
- the benefits, risks, limitations and ethical considerations of using AI tools
- expert insights and practical tips on AI use from Dr Carys Chan, Senior Lecturer of the Griffith Business School.
Workshop 2: Using AI for effective proofreading and editing
This session focuses on the ethical and responsible use of Generative AI in proofreading and editing for academic writing, including:
- discovering editing and proofreading tools
- emphasising and maintaining academic integrity
- learning practical tips, prompts, and examples to enhance your copyediting skills.
For online resources to support the use of AI at Griffith University, visit Using Generative AI ethically and responsibly.
Explore our workshop calendar for more sessions on topics including data cleaning, managing your literature and more. Check out our past workshop recordings and resources on the RED Resource Hub to continue your learning journey.
