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An Assessment Librarian Converses with ChatGPT
Inspired by Hyangeun (Jenny) Ji’s workshop out of the Scholars Studio yesterday on How to Talk with AI: Prompt Engineering, I continued my exploration of how generative AI tools might support my work in data analysis and assessment. Jenny’s lesson … Continue reading
Posted in assessment methods
Tagged ai, assessment tools
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Asking for help from ChatGPT
I’ve been exploring prompt engineering this week in my efforts to learn more about the uses of AI – for personal interests and professional work. It connects to our thinking about the use of AI tools for instruction and by … Continue reading
Posted in instruction and student learning, research work practice
Tagged ai, reflection
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