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Using AI in Research Projects

Distinguish researching AI from using it in research. Secure organizational buy-in and choose general versus research tools. Prepare heuristic reviews, usability studies and interviews; analyze qualitative material and review ethics.

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Taught work

What this training covers

  • Distinguish researching AI from using it in research. Secure organizational buy-in and choose general versus research tools. Prepare heuristic reviews, usability studies and interviews
  • Analyze qualitative material and review ethics.

Source observed 2026-10-11

How you practice

  • Two quizzes
  • Instructional task demonstrations, no inspected fieldwork.

Source observed 2026-10-11

01See the taught method
02Try an appropriate task
03Review the result
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Fit & requirements

Nonprofit task fit — editorial interpretation

  • NGO program researchers can draft interview guides and review de-identified notes.
  • Fit limits: UX research source context
  • AI does not replace actual beneficiary interviews.

Source observed 2026-10-11

Prerequisites

  • Scope: UX research source context
  • AI does not replace actual beneficiary interviews.

Source observed 2026-10-11

Plan your learning

Learning cost

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Price source observed 2026-10-11

Delivery

  • Online self-paced whole course

Source observed 2026-10-11

Time commitment

  • Fit limits: UX research source context
  • AI does not replace actual beneficiary interviews.

Source observed 2026-10-11

Access & dates

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Sources & current terms

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