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Appropriate and Effective Use of Gen AI with Microsoft Co-Pilot

Appropriate and Effective Use of Gen AI with Microsoft Co-Pilot Online

Wondering how to use Microsoft Co-Pilot appropriately and effectively in your academic work?

This event will focus on best practices for using Microsoft Co-Pilot and other GenAI tools in an appropriate and effective way. You'll learn how to enhance your productivity while ensuring your work complies with university policies on academic integrity. We’ll cover topics such as when and how to use Co-Pilot responsibly, how to avoid over-reliance on AI, and how to integrate AI-generated content appropriately into your assignments.

What to expect from the event?

Expect an interactive session with practical demonstrations of Microsoft Co-Pilot, followed by discussions on ethical considerations and how to use the tool responsibly.

What will students get out of it in terms of skills/knowledge?

  • Understand  guidelines for using Co-Pilot in academic tasks
  • Learn how to balance AI assistance with your own input
  • Gain tips for properly crediting AI-generated content in your assignments
  • Know how to avoid common pitfalls like plagiarism or over-reliance on AI

This event will not be recorded but if you miss it, don't worry. Check the What's On Calendar for regular events.

Date:
Wednesday, August 27, 2025
Time:
12:00pm - 1:00pm
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This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
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  Academics & researchers     Future students     General Interest     New to WSU     Post-graduate students     Undergraduate Students     Western staff  
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  Training Sessions  
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