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This site is a resource for students, built by students, to provide ways you can use generative artificial intelligence productively and responsibly as part of your learning journey in university.
How to use this site
To get started, click on the topic areas in the boxes below. Once there, you can navigate between pages by clicking the page buttons or using the arrows at the bottom of the page. To view an organised set of all the resources available on this site, click the 'Modules' link in the left-hand menu.
How to use generative AI
- Prompts to help you learn
- Overview of new concept
- Connecting new concepts with previous knowledge
- Learning through conversations and questions
- Breaking down topics using the Feynman technique
- Planning your study
- Exploring scenarios through guided case studies
- Training with simulated scenarios
- Applying concepts to current events
- and more!
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