Beyond Basic Usage: Becoming GenAI Literate in the Age of AI
Review
AI is changing how we learn, work and shape the future. Are you ready to make it work for you?
GenAI is more than just a tool for getting things done. Used well, it can help you learn, think critically, explore ideas and prepare for the world of work. The key is knowing how to work with AI, rather than simply relying on it.
Introducing the GenAI Literacy Course! In just 60–90 minutes, this interactive course will help you discover how to use AI effectively, responsibly and confidently in your learning, assessments and future career.
Program
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Explain the capabilities, limitations, and ethical considerations of GenAI, and describe its potential applications in learning, research, and the workplace.
Apply and critically evaluate the use of GenAI to support learning and research, demonstrating responsible and ethical use, academic integrity, and the ability to make informed decisions about when and how AI should be used.
Recognise the importance of AI literacy and identify the knowledge, skills, and behaviours needed to use GenAI effectively in an AI-enabled workplace, supporting their future employability and lifelong learning.
Practical information
Registration
Once your application is confirmed by the Trainings Departement, you will get access to the Moodle Link which will allow you to complete the course on your own time.
Once you have completed the course, please send you certificate to the Trainings Department at ced.formation.drive@u-paris.fr for us to validate your training hours.
Examination
Students will complete a quiz at the end of the course. Upon achieving a minimum of 80% in the quiz, they will receive a certificate of completion.>.
Public
PhD students
Duration
2 hours
Language
English
Format
Online
Code
DF26GENAI
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