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AI For Grant Writing: Scoring using AI
HOW TO: Use AI to improve your grant writing by scoring your grant against the rubric and provide suggested improvements It is easy to get bogged down in a complicated grant narrative And forget to compare what you have written directly the rubric To ensure it address the exact points that the reviewers want to see But it is possible to use AI to speed up this process without losing your unique voice and skill as a grant writer. Here's the process I follow: - First, I give AI some initial instructions and context. "You will act as an expert grant reviewer and the goal of this conversation is to improve the grant based on the scoring rubric." - Second, I give it the current draft of my grant narrative. - Third, I copy and paste the scoring rubric. This is key so the AI knows exactly what standards it’s trying to meet. The real power happens when AI scores the draft based on the rubric - It points out where you're doing great - And where there’s room for improvement Lastly, ask the the AI to rewrite the section of the grant with the improvements it identified The most important part of the process is reviewing its suggestions and tweaking them with your expertise. At the end of the day, it’s all about combining AI’s efficiency with human oversight to create a stronger grant narrative. Curious to see how it works? Try following this guide on a grant your working on. It's not always perfect but it can provide some great insights to ultimately let you submit a better grant in less time.
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New comment Oct 15
AI For Grant Writing: Scoring using AI
1 like • Oct 14
Kevin, thanks for saying this. The more I use AI, the more I truly believe AI is a great Human cooperative partnership. It needs very little guidance once it completely understands the goals and perimeters…but those are set, reviewed, enhanced by humans, in this case, the grant writer/reviewer. I feel, I would be remiss, if I did not mention that at the very beginning, I like to give the AI a long leash prompt in a way that lets the AI write the grant, based on whatever knowledge base I gave it. I almost ask it to write it like it is writing me a storybook, lead me down a path where there are endless possibilities for my project if I were to receive the grant. I do this not because, I want the AI to write the grant but to possibly spark a pitch avenue that I had not thoughT to include. Sort of like having a brainstorming session with your team, for a staff of one. Just my two unsolicited cents. Have a great day everyone. Michelle
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Aloha, I am Michelle Rios born/raised in Austin, Texas, most of my adult life anchored in Washington, DC, in 2017 semi-retired to Honolulu with my amazing husband(born here) of 23 years and our 2 rescue dogs. We love turtles and trees. Hubby is Executive Director of Hawaii Forest Industry Association. So I volunteer on their committee for wood artisan show and creating Digital Assets for their membership. I have just started making Chat Bots and Chat Agents to automate their social media and act as their assistant to handle phone calls and emails. They are foresters and most of them are quite terrible at digital anything. They much prefer to be outside.
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New comment Sep 19
1 like • Sep 19
So we lived in DC a for 25 years. We would have. NEVER left our windows open while we were gone and the idea of no AC was insane. Now, in Hawaii we have AC but until this year we really turned it on, the humidity has been insane. And even though we have 36 windows on the front side of the house have them closed is making me bananas. So yes, fresh air and 6 minutes to the ocean, even if I don’t go, knowing I can, seems to do wonders for my state of mind. Right now, w are using discounted Chatbots as a membership perk for the association. But I am launching a SMS Chat Agent next week for small business owners who can’t always answer the phone. If you miss a call, and they leave their phone number the Chat Agent texts them to say owner “soSo” is not available right now but he/she asked me to reach out to you, “how they can help?” It can answer programmed FAQ and set appointments. So a personal assistant but for $6.54 cents a day.
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Latina from Austin, Texas, BA: Mass Comm. Spent 25 years in D.C. Travel for rare rum. Happily married 24 years, 2 rescue dogs. Semi-retired in Hawaii.

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