Arthur Hjorth says: In this talk I present a teaching pilot project consisting of a three-lecture learning unit on doing Qualitative Analysis with LLMs in a Master’s level course on Innovation Management. We introduced students to LLMs, and scaffolded two pairs of learning activities: one pair focused on co-developing qualitative data collection instruments with LLMs, and the other pair on analyzing data. I introduce our teaching materials, our activities, a bit of learning process data, and the tentative feedback that we have gotten from students. Finally I welcome a discussion about using and teaching “LLMs for qualitative research”.

The Center for Language Generation and AI at Aarhus University is committed to fostering the interchange of ideas and support for researchers in the area of language generation and AI. By opening our biweekly talks to the public, we aim to create a platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration among researchers, students, and the broader community.

These talks will be conducted virtually, allowing attendees from around the world to participate. Registration details and links to join each talk will be provided on our website. All talk will take place at 13:30 (CEST) on Zoom. The link is: https://aarhusuniversity.zoom.us/j/66002478758

We invite you to mark your calendars and join us for our biweekly CLAI talks. 

For more information and updates on our biweekly talks, please check our website or follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter.

For media inquiries and questions, please contact: pascale.moreira@cc.au.dk

Arthur Hjorth says: In this talk I present a teaching pilot project consisting of a three-lecture learning unit on doing Qualitative Analysis with LLMs in a Master’s level course on Innovation Management. We introduced students to LLMs, and scaffolded two pairs of learning activities: one pair focused on co-developing qualitative data collection instruments with LLMs, and the other pair on analyzing data. I introduce our teaching materials, our activities, a bit of learning process data, and the tentative feedback that we have gotten from students. Finally I welcome a discussion about using and teaching “LLMs for qualitative research”.

The Center for Language Generation and AI at Aarhus University is committed to fostering the interchange of ideas and support for researchers in the area of language generation and AI. By opening our biweekly talks to the public, we aim to create a platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration among researchers, students, and the broader community.

These talks will be conducted virtually, allowing attendees from around the world to participate. Registration details and links to join each talk will be provided on our website. All talk will take place at 13:30 (CEST) on Zoom. The link is: https://aarhusuniversity.zoom.us/j/66002478758

We invite you to mark your calendars and join us for our biweekly CLAI talks. 

For more information and updates on our biweekly talks, please check our website or follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter.

For media inquiries and questions, please contact: pascale.moreira@cc.au.dk