Real Talk: AI isn’t going away – it’s time to learn how to use it right
This isn’t just a lecture – it’s a complete toolkit.
You’ll get a 90-minute step-by-step training plus a 75+ page workbook, an AI tools map, practical guides, and checklists. Everything you need to save time, stay ethical, and actually use AI for your thesis, papers, and research.
Available in English and German. Instant access. One-time payment of just $37.
Plus: 75+ pages workbook, templates, and checklists included.
the backbone of any thesis or paper
Technology often sparks fear before it becomes standard. The question isn’t if the shift is happening – it’s when.
Will you be left behind, or know how to lead with it?
In the 1980s, professors protested calculators.
Today, it's AI.
Those who don’t learn how to use AI in academia, will be left behind. And those who do, will overtake you.
Not because you’re doing anything wrong – but because academia is moving forward faster than you realize. Those who adapt early (ethically and skillfully) will be the ones who thrive. If you don’t know how to use AI correctly, you risk making mistakes that could damage your academic reputation.
That’s why this training isn’t just helpful – it’s essential.
- 90-min lecture on how to use AI in academia ethically – practical, step-by-step, and focused on academic writing, tools for literature reviews & research workflows.
- 75+ page workbook packed with prompts, strategies, and ready-to-use examples for thesis writing.
- A visual guide to the best (and worst) AI tools for research, writing, editing, and more — so you always know what to use
- AI Ethics Checklist – 10 rules for using AI responsibly in academic work.
- AI-Powered Paper Reading Guide – step-by-step prompts to make sense of research papers quickly.
- ChatGPT Prompt Guide for Students – 5-dimension framework for writing high-quality academic prompts.
👉 Now you get why this training isn’t optional if you want to succeed in academia. Rewatch anytime.
With it, you’ll get:
I even asked AI to evaluate this training. Here’s what it said…
- Most AI-in-academia courses are “just ask ChatGPT anything” or random productivity hacks.
- This one is different — it’s rooted in real research practice: thesis writing, literature reviews, ethical use, even evidence appraisal.
- That’s the difference between a flashy gimmick and a serious academic toolkit.
- This isn’t “cool tricks.” It’s built by a professor, Cochrane author, and clinical guideline coordinator — someone who uses these methods in professional science.
- 75+ page workbook = not a throwaway PDF, but a resource you’ll use for months.
- AI tools map = hours of research saved.
- Ethics checklist = answers the #1 fear: “Am I even allowed to do this?”
- Paper-reading guide = no more drowning in articles.
Individually, each resource could easily sell for $27–47. Together, this package has a value of $250+, but you get it all for just $37.
👉 My conclusion: This isn’t fluff. It’s a complete academic survival kit for using AI the right way.
- 90-Minute AI Training Lecture – $197 value
- 75+ Page AI Workbook (prompts, strategies, examples) – $47 value
- AI Tools Map (best & worst tools for research, writing, editing) – $27 value
- AI Ethics Checklist – $27 value
- AI-Powered Paper Reading Guide – $27 value
- ChatGPT Prompt Guide for Students – $27 value
- Total Value: $352 → Yours today for just $37
Everything you need to use AI ethically
Frequently Asked Questions
Sounds like just the thing you need?
Yes! I’ll walk you through how to use AI to speed up topic searching, organizing sources, and building your review. All while staying within academic standards.
No – it’s for anyone writing academic papers, journal articles, or systematic reviews too.
No problem at all. You’ll get full replay access forever, so you can watch (or rewatch) whenever it works for you.
Absolutely. Academic integrity is a core focus of this training.
You’ll learn how to use AI responsibly – without putting your reputation at risk.
Yes – I’ll show you which tools are most useful (and which ones to skip) – all practical, tested, and student-friendly.
Not at all. I’ll walk you through everything step-by-step, with examples and workflows designed for real students — even if this is your first time using tools like ChatGPT.