[Students] Students: Invitation to Participate in Research Study on Generative AI Technology Perception

[A&M-Commerce Students]

The following is sent on behalf of the AI Initiative
Dr. Sal Attardo & Dr. Benton Pierce, Co-Chairs

Invitation to Participate in Research Study on Generative AI Technology Perception

Dear student,

As part of the university's Artificial Intelligence Initiative, I am excited to extend an invitation to you to take part in an important research study aimed at exploring your perceptions and insights on generative AI technology.

Generative AI technology has been rapidly advancing and is influencing various aspects of our lives, including academia. Your unique viewpoint as students is invaluable in helping us understand how this technology is perceived and used, and could influence the way we approach teaching and learning at A&M-Commerce in the future.

Study Details:

Survey Link: https://tamuc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6nWkM0JfEoV7Ur4

Survey Length: Approximately 15-20 minutes

Anonymity: Your responses will remain completely anonymous.

To take part, simply click on the survey link provided above. Your thoughtful responses will play a vital role in advancing our understanding of generative AI technology's potential impact on education.

We sincerely appreciate your consideration of this invitation. Your involvement in this study will help shape the future of how we incorporate and harness generative AI technology in the educational landscape.

Sincerely,

Vipa Bernhardt, PhD

Associate Professor

Department of Health and Human Performance
Texas A&M University-Commerce



Mail: P.O. Box 3011, Commerce, TX 75429





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