Developing Artificial Intelligence Literacy as a Graduate Student

Monday, March 4, 1-2 p.m.

Online; DH-2002, Main Dining Hall

What role does generative AI play in your graduate studies? Artificial Intelligence is rapidly shaping higher education, and its impacts, both positive and negative, are felt across teaching and research contexts. In this facilitated conversation, participants will receive an introduction to what generative AI is, review some of the ethical considerations of AI use, examine the impact AI can have on graduate student writing, and consider what AI literacy might mean for graduate students’ writing, teaching, and research.

Date and Time: Monday, March 4th, 2024, 1-2 p.m. NST

Mode: In-Person

Location: DH2002 (Formerly Junior Common Room), Gushue Dining Hall, Memorial University

Presenter:

Melanie Doyle: Educational Developer, Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning; Per-Course Instructor, Department of English
Carolyn, Best: Manager of the Writing Centre

Presented by School of Graduate Studies

Event Listing 2024-03-04 13:00:00 2024-03-04 14:00:00 America/St_Johns Developing Artificial Intelligence Literacy as a Graduate Student What role does generative AI play in your graduate studies? Artificial Intelligence is rapidly shaping higher education, and its impacts, both positive and negative, are felt across teaching and research contexts. In this facilitated conversation, participants will receive an introduction to what generative AI is, review some of the ethical considerations of AI use, examine the impact AI can have on graduate student writing, and consider what AI literacy might mean for graduate students’ writing, teaching, and research. Date and Time: Monday, March 4th, 2024, 1-2 p.m. NST Mode: In-Person Location: DH2002 (Formerly Junior Common Room), Gushue Dining Hall, Memorial University Presenter: Melanie Doyle: Educational Developer, Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning; Per-Course Instructor, Department of English Carolyn, Best: Manager of the Writing Centre Online; DH-2002, Main Dining Hall School of Graduate Studies