NEW WORKSHOP! (All Levels) Introduction to using AI Tools for Your Writing Process Online
This workshop aimed at students who are interested in, unsure about, or already using AI tools in their writing. It offers practical guidance and ethical considerations for you to apply when using AI tools with your writing. The guidance is mapped to the five stages of the writing process, showing you how you might use AI tools to make useful interventions in your writing when generating your ideas, planning, drafting, revising, and editing/proofreading.
The workshop incorporates Coventry University Group (CUG)’s guidance on the use and misuse of AI tools in assignment writing, and tips on how to record and manage your use of data and AI tools should you be required to demonstrate your processes, sources, or originality during or after you complete an assignment.
This workshop is aimed at students at all levels of study. As the workshop is mapped to the five stages of writing, you may wish to download CAW’s resource on 'The Writing Process' or consider attending CAW’s 'The Writing Process' workshop ahead of attending this workshop.
You can download 'The Writing Process' resource from: https://libguides.coventry.ac.uk/CAWhomepage/TheWritingProcess,
You can view the scheduled dates, and register, for 'The Writing Process' workshop for this semester, at https://libcal.coventry.ac.uk/calendar/caw.
Note: This workshop lasts up to two hours. Presentation slides will be sent the next working day *only* to confirmed attendees.
Delivery Level: This workshop is suitable for all study levels to attend at the same time.
NOTE for PGRs and students writing for publication: in addition to this workshop, you will need to consider academic and publisher guidance on the use of AI tools in research publication
- Date:
- Monday, 17th March 2025
- Time:
- 11:00 - 13:00
- Time Zone:
- UK, Ireland, Lisbon Time (change)
- Lanchester Library:
- Centre for Academic Writing (CAW)
- Online:
- This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
- Attachments:
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Ensure that the handout attachments are downloaded and available during the workshop. Presentation slides will be sent the next working day *only* to confirmed attendees.
Please attend the workshop on Microsoft Teams using your Coventry University account. Using any other account will mean you cannot access any handouts or workshop recordings. It may also mean you are registered as a non-attendee.
Joining the workshop late is disruptive to both the presenter and other attendees. You may be refused entry if you are late and are put into a lobby. Please join on time and stay for the whole workshop. You are also encouraged to participate in the tasks and other interactions throughout the workshop.
Should you not be able to attend, please cancel your place on the workshop using the cancellation link sent in the confirmation and reminder emails. Although this is an online workshop, places are still limited.
