We’ll briefly review what GenAI is and how it works, then address its advantages and weaknesses. We'll also touch on effective prompt engineering before turning to possible productivity gains.
Participants will be able to:
This webinar has been approved for and offers one contact hour for LCSWs, LMFTs and LMHCs. BAP#50-12347, expires: 3/31/2027.
Register via Eventbrite. Free registration for students.
Learning Objectives:
Presented by Gabriel Brackman
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]]>This workshop is limited to faculty only.
]]>This workshop is limited to faculty, staff and GTA's.
]]>Questions? Feel free to email the Office of Undergraduate Research at OUR@ucf.edu.
]]>This session will demonstrate how Wikidata can power faculty profiles and bibliographic visualizations, while offering participants an opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the platform.
]]>Participants will learn simple and practical techniques such as giving clear instructions, assigning roles, breaking tasks into steps and using examples in prompts. The session will focus on easy-to-understand concepts and real demonstrations using OpenAI models.
The workshop will also include hands-on examples showing how different prompt styles affect the model’s output. Through these demonstrations, participants will gain a practical understanding of how to write better prompts for academic, professional and everyday use.
This workshop is intended for anyone who is curious about using AI tools more effectively. No advanced background is required. A general interest in AI, ChatGPT or language models will be helpful, but the session is designed especially for beginners.
This event is not being recorded. Any materials provided by the presenter will be sent to all registrants by the end of the second business day following the event.
Presented by Nafisa Islam
]]>In this hands-on zine-making workshop, participants will explore the process of creating a self-published zine from concept to finished piece. We’ll cover idea generation, sequencing content, basic layout strategies, and simple binding techniques. Emphasis will be placed on experimentation, storytelling, and embracing the DIY spirit of zines through drawing, collage, writing, and found materials. By the end of the workshop, attendees will leave with a completed zine and the tools to continue self-publishing on their own.
Workshop Instructor:
Ashley Taylor
Assistant Professor, School of Visual Arts & Design
Ashley Taylor is an artist, designer, and educator whose work explores printmaking, design systems, and the intersection of analog and digital processes. She brings her passion for experimental printing and storytelling to this accessible, hands-on workshop.
]]>This workshop is limited to faculty only.
]]>Each monthly session focuses on a different topic and may include a feature guest speaker, a panel discussion, speed networking, or some other engaging format. Regardless of the structure, each month presents the opportunity for three startups to pitch their innovative solution. Interested in pitching? Apply Here
Registration is required. View the full lineup, startup pitching application details, and registration link on Luma: Plug and Play Orlando.
]]>Each monthly session focuses on a different topic and may include a feature guest speaker, a panel discussion, speed networking, or some other engaging format. Regardless of the structure, each month presents the opportunity for three startups to pitch their innovative solution. Interested in pitching? Apply Here
Registration is required. View the full lineup, startup pitching application details, and registration link on Luma: Plug and Play Orlando.
]]>This conference also encourages the use of AI for instruction to prepare students for their future workplace. Attendees will curate conversations around leaning in carefully to properly use AI in their courses as we navigate both practical , sustainable, and ethical concerns.
]]>Each monthly session focuses on a different topic and may include a feature guest speaker, a panel discussion, speed networking, or some other engaging format. Regardless of the structure, each month presents the opportunity for three startups to pitch their innovative solution. Interested in pitching? Apply Here
Registration is required. View the full lineup, startup pitching application details, and registration link on Luma: Plug and Play Orlando.
]]>Each monthly session focuses on a different topic and may include a feature guest speaker, a panel discussion, speed networking, or some other engaging format. Regardless of the structure, each month presents the opportunity for three startups to pitch their innovative solution. Interested in pitching? Apply Here
Registration is required. View the full lineup, startup pitching application details, and registration link on Luma: Plug and Play Orlando.
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