[KS] Monash Korean Studies Event

[Sandy Nguyen]

Dear KS list members, I hope you are well.

Please note the following hybrid event organised by Monash
University Korean Studies Research Hub.

Many thanks,
Sandy

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Monash University Korean Studies Research Hub presents the

2027 Korean Studies Research Session for Teaching and Technology: “How I AI”

Short talks on how we use AI in our teaching and research


Monash University, Clayton Campus (hybrid in-person and online), room TBA

Tuesday 23rd February 2027, 1-5pm

We invite registrations for How I AI, a half-day workshop hosted by the
Monash University Korean Studies Research Hub (MUKSRH). The event will
provide an informal forum for colleagues to share the different ways they
are using AI in their research, teaching, administration, and other aspects
of their academic work. The event is open to staff and students in any
discipline at Monash, as well as Korean Studies researchers across
Australia who can join via Zoom.

Rather than conventional conference presentations, How I AI will feature
short, informal show-and-tell talks of around 5–10 minutes focused on the
use of AI in teaching and research. Contributions might demonstrate
innovative approaches to incorporating AI in learning activities and
assessments, ways to use AI to design teaching activities, or showing how
AI is being used to support research processes such as data analysis,
literature review or writing. The aim is to share practical ideas,
approaches and experiences, and to spark discussion about the possibilities
and challenges of using AI in Korean Studies and beyond.

We welcome contributions from colleagues at all stages of their experience
with AI. You might be an enthusiastic adopter, a cautious experimenter, or
somewhere in between. You don't need to be an AI expert: if you've found a
useful way of doing something with AI, we'd love to hear about it.

The event will be held in hybrid mode. Each contribution will be
approximately 5–10 minutes, and there will also be time for discussion and
questions. We particularly encourage contributors to show rather than tell
where possible, for example, by demonstrating a tool, workflow, prompt, or
example of AI-generated output.

To register, please submit the form linked here
<https://forms.gle/yhtXphwWaeKmhmi49>. We encourage all registrants to
consider contributing a short talk (5-10 minutes), but this is not
required. The form asks for the following information:

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   Name
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   Affiliation
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   Title of contribution
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   Two-sentence description of the contribution
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   Preferred mode of attendance (in-person; online)*

*Note that online participation is primarily designed for those joining
from out of state. Participants in the Melbourne area are generally
expected to attend in person.

Registration closes on 30th October 2026. _______________________

Kind Regards,

Sandy Nguyen

*MUKSRH Coordinator*

Website: Monash Korean Studies Research Hub
<https://www.monash.edu/arts/languages-literatures-cultures-linguistics/korean-studies-research-hub>

Facebook: MonashUniKorean <https://www.facebook.com/monashunikorean.edu/>

Twitter: @MonashUniKorean <https://twitter.com/MonashUniKorean>
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