Library Services works closely with TU Dublin’s Researcher Career Development team to deliver training sessions. Whilst the academic year has come to an end, there is plenty of work going on behind the scenes and we have two upcoming sessions in June.
Session 1: Using Social Media to Promote Your Research.
This workshop provides an overview of using social media with the goal of increasing your research visibility, engagement and impact, evaluating which platforms are most relevant for you and outline strategies to navigate social media effectively.
Who should attend: Researchers and research active staff at all levels of their career development
Time & Venue: Thursday, 12 June 14.00 -16.00, online via MSTeams.
Session 2: AI Literacy for Researchers
AI literacy means having the knowledge, skills and ability to understand, engage and critically evaluate artificial intelligence technologies and outputs. To use AI technologies effectively and responsibly, users should be aware of how it works, the capabilities and limitations, ethical and privacy issues and potential applications. This workshop provides an overview of AI Literacy and offers strategies to promote ethical and responsible use of AI tools within the context of desk-based research.
Participants are required to bring their own laptop as the workshop will include a practical session online.
Who should attend: Researchers and research active staff at all levels of their career development.
Time & Venue: Thursday, 19th June, 10.00 - 12.00, Greenway Hub, Room GW402.