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Meet Your AI Toolkit for Lit Reviews Online

Jason Coleman

AI can make the task of creating a literature review much less daunting. By speeding up many basic tasks, it can give you time to focus on reading, identifying themes, and recognizing gaps in the research. And its abilities to critique, brainstorm, and debate, can help you sharpen your understanding and improve your writing.

In this session, the presenter will provide step-by-step demonstrations of how he uses a combination of completely free or freemium AI-powered tools to enhance each of the activities involved in going from the spark of an idea to a fully developed literature review. The list of tools you will see in action includes Consensus, Heuristica, Keenious, Inciteful, Latimer, Moara, Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, SearchWhisperer, and Undermind.

Jason Coleman will lead this presentation.

Intended Audience:

This session is designed for faculty and graduate students who have some experience with generative AI and want to use it for serious research. No coding required. It is the second in a series. The first session covered categories of AI tools. The next session will show how general chatbots can be turned into research agents.

Brought to you by the K-State AI Consulting Service (KAICS).

Date:
Wednesday, Oct 7 2026
Time:
3:30pm - 4:30pm
Time Zone:
Central Time - US & Canada (change)
Campus:
Virtual
Online:
This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
Audience:
  Faculty/Staff     Students  
Categories:
  AI Literacy  

Registration is required. There are 91 seats available.

Organizer(s)

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Alice Anderson

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