Google Gemini Champion Use Cases: Carrying out Research
Overview:
During the pilot, Gemini proved to be a versatile research tool, helping users quickly gather information, explore complex topics, and gain deeper understanding.
Here are some examples of how:
Building Confidence and Enthusiasm:
Understanding Jargon: Instantly define and summarise unfamiliar terms, making complex texts and discussions more accessible.
Software & Hardware Knowledge: Quickly learn the capabilities of different software and hardware tools, aiding in decision-making and effective utilisation.
In-Depth Exploration & Comparison:
Music Software Research: Research and compare the functionality of various music recording software, streamlining the selection process.
Compatibility Research: Investigate software and hardware compatibility, ensuring smooth integration and avoiding potential issues.
Testing Ideas & Gaining New Perspectives:
Fact-Checking & Validation: Test the validity of information or ideas, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
Exploring Alternative Views: Gain access to different perspectives on a topic, fostering critical thinking and well-rounded understanding.
Boosting Creativity & Problem Solving
Brainstorming & Idea Generation: Jumpstart thinking, overcome creative blocks, and discover new approaches to tasks or challenges.
Technical Understanding: Confirm understanding of highly technical topics discussed in meetings, ensuring clarity and effective communication.
Tackling Complex Technical Research
Advanced Technology Research: Explore complex technical uses for technologies like Raspberry Pi and Micro:Bit, opening up new possibilities for innovation.
Coding & Scripting: Write Python scripts for use in other platforms, enhancing research capabilities and automation.
Quotes from Gemini Champions:
“Used it to find out how to do things in a variety of software applications, Gemini helped to gather information quickly for preparing how to guides for staff. Lots of research on subjects, technology and asking questions”
“Help brainstorm – it can be particularly useful to help kick start thinking or check your knowledge before starting a task, it can (think) of things that you wouldn’t have thought of at the beginning“
