Transferable skills · Pascal Raabe
Strategic Note-Taking for UX Research & Better AI Prompts
Prepare attention before interviews; notice/name/write signals before involving AI. Mark surprise/confusion/confirmation, emotional triggers and context; distinguish observation from interpretation. Draft, critique, verify and document hypotheses using exact-quote retrieval and counterexamples. Connect claims to evidence and confidence; compare human and AI findings in a calibration matrix. Use pre-upload checklist and AI-use log; complete full note-to-evidence capstone.
Taught work
What this training covers
- Prepare attention before interviews
- Notice/name/write signals before involving AI. Mark surprise/confusion/confirmation, emotional triggers and context
- Distinguish observation from interpretation. Draft, critique, verify and document hypotheses using exact-quote retrieval and counterexamples. Connect claims to evidence and confidence
- Compare human and AI findings in a calibration matrix. Use pre-upload checklist and AI-use log
- Complete full note-to-evidence capstone.
How you practice
- Three-minute preparation, five-minute post-session notes, notation drills and full-cycle capstone with template pack advertised.
Fit & requirements
Nonprofit task fit — editorial interpretation
- Adapt to consented program-feedback interviews, retaining contextual observations and source quotes.
Prerequisites
- No prior UX/AI experience
- Notebook, AI optional
Plan your learning
Learning cost
Ask the provider for pricing · platform checkout/subscription amount not reviewed
Delivery
- Platform-hosted course
- Online recorded/self-paced catalog route
- Enrollment untested
Time commitment
- Basis: video runtime unless source explicitly identifies live/contact hours
Access & dates
- Public listing observed
- Current enrollment not independently tested
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Software & other costs
- Software price: Basis: platform checkout/subscription amount not reviewed
Certificate & completion
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Instruction language
English · provider declared
Sources & current terms
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