Library research workshops: HDR students and researchers
The library has developed a series of interactive workshops for HDR students and researchers to support skill development across the lifecycle of their projects.
The workshops will delve into advanced literature searches, research data management, open access publishing, and the ethical use of AI in research, offering practical insights and techniques.
Upcoming workshop
Responsible use of GenAI in research
28 May, 10.30–11.30am
This session will help you to develop your understanding of the responsible use of Generative AI tools in research and the importance of maintaining awareness of and compliance with policy and guidelines. You will explore case examples of GenAI use in different stages of the research life cycle and considerations for choosing and using GenAI tools in research.
Some of the key areas we will cover are:
- Broad overview of GenAI use in the research lifecycle
- Ensuring transparency, reporting and referencing GenAI tool usage
- Case examples
- Considerations in using Gen AI
- Integrity issues.
The workshop will be useful for all HDR students from any discipline area. You may also be interested in reading our ‘Responsible use of GenAI in research’ LibGuide before or after the session.
For more details on these sessions and to register, please visit the Library Events & Workshops page.
Past workshops
The recordings of these workshops are now available for Deakin users to view:
- Advanced searching: positioning your research project workshop
- Systematic literature searching for systematic reviews and other evidence syntheses: Health and SEBE