Through empowerment workshops and lectures, the center’s faculty and students continue to grow, broaden their perspectives, and steadily accumulate research and development capabilities while promoting research outcomes.
The empowerment workshops are dedicated to enhancing digital learning and research capabilities across various fields and subjects. Topics include ENA qualitative data visualization tools, artificial intelligence and generative AI training, technology-assisted self-directed learning, PBL (Problem-Based Learning) teaching applications, and the experience and design of critical thinking educational games. Through these workshops, we provide diverse training opportunities for graduate students, emerging scholars, and faculty members, aiming to strengthen their expertise and research abilities in technology-assisted teaching methods.
Workshop on the Application of Epistemic Network Analysis (ENA) in Educational Data
- 2024.06.15
- Through the sharing session led by PhD student Athawit Buahong, the team of faculty and students explored and gained an understanding of Epistemic Network Analysis (ENA), recognizing it as a powerful tool for analyzing complex educational data. This session helped participants acquire both theoretical understanding and practical skills in visualizing and measuring the connections between various elements, thereby enhancing their research and analytical capabilities.
Humanities and Social Sciences Lecture Seminar
- 2024.06.06
- We invited Prof. Wendy Cho to present a lecture on the topic “GPU-Based Generative Adversarial Causal Inference Models in Health Research.” The talk explored how electronic health records (EHR) are enhancing our ability to acquire detailed molecular pathogen diagnostics and healthcare data. By utilizing GPU technology, Prof. Cho developed generative adversarial causal inference models that provide deeper insights into disease outcomes and dynamics. These models will play a crucial role in future disease prediction, resource optimization, and public health decision-making.
Symposium on AI, Vocational Education, and Global Standards
- 2024/03/01
- Our center, in collaboration with the Taiwan-Stanford Humanities and Social Sciences Talent Cultivation Program and the Graduate Institute of Digital Learning and Education at Taiwan Tech, co-hosted the Symposium on AI, Vocational Education, and Global Standards. The symposium featured three international scholars from Norway and Singapore, focusing on the following topics: 1. The impact of generative AI on vocational education, 2. The development and regulation of AI in Europe, the U.S., and China, and 3. The application of generative AI in vocational education. The event provided attending faculty and students with insights into the potential concerns of AI and its applications in vocational education.
2023 Empowerment Workshops
- Monthly empowerment workshops are held, inviting the center’s team and faculty and students from the university to participate.
- September 2023: AI Speech-to-Text Tools Workshop / PhD Student Defay Azhazi
- October 2023: Metaverse Counseling Workshop / Prof. Sang Min Lee
Continuously accumulate research and development capacity and promote research outcomes