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Course "Enhance Your Writing Using AI Tools"

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The purpose of this one-day practice-oriented course is to learn about various AI tools that can boost your academic writing skills. We are going to work on the literature review section of your manuscript, using AI instruments. During the first half of the day, we will generate content with the help of AI-powered research tools and critically examine the strengths and weaknesses of every tool. You will be familiar with the purposes these tools may serve to facilitate research writing. Next, you will spend an hour or so using the research tool that meets your needs and work on your literature review. After the lunch break, we will experiment with several citation and editing AI tools. After trial and critical evaluation, you will make informed decisions on how to use them in your writing. You will also have a chance to revise and edit your literature review using a tool that meets your writing purposes. By the end of the course, you will expand your repertoire of AI-powered writing tools that can facilitate your research writing.

NB: Get ready with a draft of a literature review section of the research paper you are currently working on. It should be work in progress so we can continue working on it using AI tools during the course.

Trainer: Diana Akhmedjanova, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Programmes, Institute of Education, HSE. Her research interests include self- and socially regulated learning, academic writing, formative assessment, and research methods. Diana also teaches the Academic Writing course in English at the Institute of Education and continues doing research in this area.

Dates: November 25 (8 a/h)
Time: 10:00 - 18:00 (with breaks)
Location: 11 Pokrovsky blvd, K-416

English level requirement: B2+

How do I get accepted? You should be a full-time employee from teaching or research staff at the HSE.

The course is offered on a competitive basis. Please fill out an online registration form and write a motivation letter in English (about 300 words). Please describe your experience of preparing research articles in English and the difficulties you have faced. Explain how the new skills are relevant to your teaching and / or research.

Registration until November 17