LIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP

LLM (ChatGPT, Claude) for Faculty and Researchers

Best Practices and Practical AI for Teaching and Research

Turn teaching topics into structured learning materials, research papers into organised insights and academic drafts into clearer writing. Learn practical prompting methods through explained examples and demonstrations across ChatGPT and Claude in one focused, three-hour live session.

10 October 2026
Session timing to be announced
1 Live Session
3 Hours Total
Live Online
₹1,199
Gaurav Gupta
Gaurav Gupta
CTO & Platform Head, Zero Zeta

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PRACTICAL CAPABILITY

Bring Structure to Teaching Preparation and Research Work

Learn how to give Claude the academic context, source material and output requirements a task needs. Follow connected examples that turn an initial question into a useful draft, comparison or teaching resource.

1

Define the Task

Identify the topic, academic purpose and intended audience.

2

Provide the Context

Supply learning objectives, source excerpts or an existing draft.

3

Shape the Output

Request the structure and level of detail needed.

4

Review and Adapt

Check against the source and refine for the academic context.

WHY THIS WORKSHOP

Make Claude Useful Across Your Academic Work

Prepare Teaching Materials

Develop lesson structures, explanations and classroom questions from a defined topic.

Organise Research Reading

Extract and compare the questions, methods and findings in supplied papers.

Refine Academic Writing

Improve structure and clarity while preserving the author's intended meaning.

Reuse Effective Prompts

Adapt demonstrated methods for recurring teaching and research tasks.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Useful Outputs for Teaching and Research

Lesson Outlines

Organise a topic around learning objectives and a clear teaching sequence.

Explanations and Discussion Questions

Adapt content to student level and encourage classroom discussion.

Assessment and Rubric Drafts

Develop questions and assessment criteria aligned with learning outcomes.

Research-Paper Summaries

Structure a paper's question, method, findings and limitations.

Literature Comparison Tables

Compare supplied papers using consistent headings and source references.

Academic Draft Refinement

Improve the clarity and organisation of an abstract or research summary.

LEARNING METHOD

How the Session Works

Learn through clear explanations, practical examples and live screen demonstrations across ChatGPT and Claude, with opportunities to ask questions. Gaurav will walk through the task, the prompt and the resulting output, explaining how to refine the response and adapt the method to your own work.

1

Understand the Example

Explore the starting academic material, topic goals and desired outcome.

2

Follow the Prompt

See how the task, context, constraints and format instructions are structured.

3

Examine the Output

Review the generated response, evaluate quality and identify areas for refinement.

4

Learn How to Adapt It

Discover how to adjust and reuse the prompting method for your own work.

AUDIENCE

Who This Workshop Is For

University and college faculty
Lecturers and assistant professors
Research scholars and doctoral candidates
Early-career and postdoctoral researchers
Academic supervisors
Teaching and learning teams
Faculty preparing course materials and assessments
Researchers working with papers and academic drafts

Suitable for educators and researchers starting with Claude and those seeking more useful, structured results. No programming background is required.

3-HOUR LIVE PROGRAM

Three Hours of Practical Teaching and Research Applications

One Live Online Session
10 October 2026 • 3 Hours (Timing to be announced)
Module 1

Better Prompts for Academic Tasks

Learn how topic, audience, context and output requirements shape an effective academic prompt, and how follow-up questions refine the response.

Module 2

From a Teaching Topic to Learning Materials

Learn how to develop a lesson outline, clear explanations, classroom discussion questions and assessment rubric drafts from a defined topic and learning objectives.

Module 3

From Research Papers to Structured Insights

Learn how to extract core questions, methodologies, findings and limitations from research papers, organising them into a structured comparison table with source checks.

Module 4

From an Academic Draft to Clearer Writing

Learn how to refine academic drafts, research summaries and abstracts for clarity and flow while faithfully preserving the author's original scholarly meaning.

Module 5

Questions and Key Takeaways

Consolidate key prompting principles for teaching and research, review practical workflows, and have your questions answered in a live Q&A.

BEFORE THE SESSION

What You Need for the Workshop

A device with stable internet access
A laptop or desktop recommended for viewing demonstrations clearly
An active Claude account recommended for trying the examples independently
A notebook or document for capturing useful prompts and ideas
Claude Account Note: Gaurav demonstrates the examples on screen. A free Claude account is a suitable starting point for trying the methods independently; available features and usage limits depend on your plan. Claude subscriptions are purchased separately.
WORKSHOP FACILITATOR

Meet Your Facilitator

Gaurav Gupta

Gaurav Gupta

CTO & Platform Head, Zero Zeta

Gaurav is a data science and applied AI enablement expert with extensive experience in analytics and business intelligence. He leads AI program design, business intelligence implementations, and curriculum innovation at Zero Zeta, ensuring AI enablement translates directly into tangible business impact.

With deep expertise in software development, CAD, telecom networks, and supply chain implementation, Gaurav focuses on building executive and professional capability, helping organizations identify practical use cases, establish readiness baselines, and design structured AI adoption roadmaps.

OFFICIAL CREDENTIAL

Zero Zeta Certificate of Completion

Participants who complete the live workshop session will receive an official Zero Zeta Certificate of Completion, recognizing practical capability in applied AI for academic pedagogy and research workflows.

Verified Credential: Includes an official Zero Zeta certificate identifier for authentic online verification.
Academic & Professional Recognition: Easily add to your academic portfolio, CV, LinkedIn profile, or institutional records.
Practical Mastery: Awarded based on live interactive attendance and hands-on LLM prompt implementations.
Included automatically with your workshop enrollment at no additional fee.
Zero Zeta Certificate of Completion - LLM for Faculty and Researchers
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

This workshop is designed for university and college faculty, lecturers, assistant professors, research scholars, doctoral candidates, postdoctoral researchers, supervisors, and teaching and learning teams. It is suitable for educators and researchers starting with ChatGPT and Claude, as well as those seeking more useful, structured results. No programming background is required.
Learn through clear explanations, practical examples and live screen demonstrations across ChatGPT and Claude, with opportunities to ask questions. Gaurav will walk through the task, the prompt and the resulting output, explaining how to refine the response and adapt the method to your own work.
The session focuses on practical teaching and research tasks: developing structured lesson outlines, clear explanations and discussion questions, drafting assessments and rubrics, summarising research papers, building literature comparison tables, and refining academic drafts for clarity.
You need a device with stable internet access (a laptop or desktop is recommended for viewing demonstrations clearly), an active AI tool account (ChatGPT or Claude) recommended for trying the examples independently, and a notebook or document for capturing useful prompts and ideas.
Gaurav demonstrates the examples on screen. Free accounts for ChatGPT and Claude are suitable starting points for trying the methods independently; available features and usage limits depend on your plan. Model subscriptions are purchased separately.
The workshop takes place on 10 October 2026 as a single, focused three-hour live online session. Session timing will be announced to registered participants in advance.
The regular workshop fee is ₹1,199 + GST. The early bird payable fee is ₹499 + GST, saving ₹700. The early bird offer is valid till 15 September 2026.
Yes. All attendees who participate in the live workshop session will receive an official Zero Zeta Certificate of Completion with a verifiable credential ID, shareable on LinkedIn and academic CVs.
ChatGPT is a product of OpenAI. Claude is a product of Anthropic. This independent workshop is delivered by Zero Zeta and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI or Anthropic.

Bring Practical LLM Skills into Your Teaching and Research

Join Gaurav Gupta for a focused session on teaching materials, research-paper comparisons and clearer academic writing, illustrated through practical examples.

10 October 2026 3 Hours Total (1 Session) Live Online ₹1,199 ₹1,199 Early Bird Price
Early bird offer valid till 15 September 2026 • Save ₹700 • + GST
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