The training program planned by ISAR Research Center aims to familiarize students, academics and researchers with today’s digital tools. In the “Artificial Intelligence Supported Research Tools” module; the potential uses of ChatGPT in the academic track, the new perspective that Consensus AI and Elicit bring to literature review will be examined. In the “Digital Productivity Tools” section, speakers will focus on how applications such as Logseq, Workflowy and Notion can be used for personal and professional productivity. In the “Digital Qualitative Analysis Tools” module, the methodological depth that MaxQDA and CollateX tools add to qualitative data analysis will be discussed.
The 6-week online lectures will take place on Wednesday evenings between 18:00 and 19:30 and will start on November 15 and end on December 20.
The program is open to graduate students and researchers.
Click here for application. The deadline for application is November 12.
