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UNISA
ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT OPEN VIRTUAL HUB
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MASTERCLASS SPOTLIGHT | AI III
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Ask better questions.
Check every answer.
AI can help you think and research. This masterclass is about keeping the evidence in charge: refine a question, find credible sources and check what AI says against them.
Self-paced • Sign in with your Unisa account • Select self-enrolment
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YOUR SKILL PLAYBOOK
Here is what you will practise
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Start with a question. Shape a focused learning or research question with Gemini.
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Follow the evidence. Locate academic and authoritative sources through Google Scholar and approved discovery routes.
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Create with care. Build a source-grounded notebook and review AI claims, citations and your own interpretation.
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BEYOND THE COURSE
Skills worth talking about
These are exact outcomes listed for the activity on the Co-Curricular Record.
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YOUR FEATURED MASTERCLASS | CCA-052
Afrikan AI Masterclass III
This masterclass focuses on practical work you can explain, check and build on.
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Your progress counts when you cover at least 60% of the course content and pass the Final Quiz with 50% or more.
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ON YOUR CO-CURRICULAR RECORD
“Find and evaluate relevant academic and authoritative sources using Google Scholar and other approved discovery routes.”
“Build and interrogate a Gemini Notebook using selected sources and trace important AI claims back to cited source passages.”
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Sign in with your Unisa account and choose self-enrolment.
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Low-data habit: Keep a short text note of your question, sources and checks as you study. A text note can be easier to revisit than a long screenshot.
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Make your next answer evidence-led.
Your next move begins with one course. The ADOVH team is cheering you on.
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Learning happens one practical step at a time.
Academic Development Open Virtual Hub (ADOVH)
University of South Africa
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This campaign is from the Academic Development Open Virtual Hub, University of South Africa. Course links open myStudentSkillsHub and may ask you to log in. Questions? Email adovh@unisa.ac.za.
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