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When she first began computer science studies at @UTM, Naaz Sibia often felt out of place. Strong mentorship and donor support changed her outlook – and now she's redefining inclusivity in digital education through her PhD research. Read more: bit.ly/3YP1DW2 #DonateUofT
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.@UofTCompSci PhD candidate @naaz_sibia explores how to better support students in online learning. Leveraging LLMs, “Sibia intends to offer students rapid feedback, providing better support when they struggle to understand concepts or are challenged with Socratic questioning.”
Naaz Sibia, IfP Graduate Studentship Award recipient, aims to revolutionize online learning.
She integrates #ArtificialInteligence to guide students in generating better explanations & receiving the support they need.
Read more: bit.ly/4eez4pG
@UofTCompSci @UofTArtSci
Naaz Sibia retweeted
A recent paper by CS grad student @naaz_sibia explores students’ use of anonymity on Q&A forums, low levels of engagement and barriers to participating visibly.
naazsibia.medium.com/anonymi…
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Question for people who schedule a 9am meeting for the first day back after the holidays… is violence your love language?
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Replying to @Minecraft @NASAWebb
Turns out sometimes you've got to look up to find diamonds✨
Naaz Sibia retweeted
#ParkerSolarProbe is our mission to touch the Sun, so it has to take a lot of heat. Watch this video to learn about the engineering that keeps the spacecraft cool, and head to @NASASun today for *hot* news about the mission! ☀️
Why Won't it Melt? How NASA's Solar Probe Survives Sun
NASA's Parker Solar Probe is heading to the Sun. Why won't the spacecraft melt? Thermal engineer Betsy Congdon (Johns Hopkins APL) outlines why Parker can take the heat.







