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Grounded Prompt Engineering for researchers
This year has been one of rapid learning for us, regarding the use of large language models, not to power educational chatbots to promote deeper learning (also of great interest), but as textual analysis tools for deductive coding — a task that until recently was really beyond machines. In this paper we document some progress […]
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