Workshop
Research Sprint
A three hour hands-on sprint for teams that do research.
Your team already uses AI somewhere in its research. This session makes that use deliberate. We practice what to hand to AI, what to keep doing yourselves, and how to check what comes back, on your own topic, with checklists and games I built for it.
Who is it for?
The three hour workshop
Collect
Get everything into one place
Scattered links, notes and documents become one working source of truth.
- Bring your sources into one center
- Build a source list your team can maintain
- Map what you have with a mindmap
- Check what is real with the 3 Layer Verification checklist
NotebookLM + Gemini
Analyze
Turn it into insights you can defend
Move past generic summaries and make the thinking visible.
- Produce insights with the 4 Question Context Frame
- Analyze with different lenses, beyond summary prompts
- Draw your team's line on synthetic users and AI shortcuts
- Run Bias Checker on your own analysis
ChatGPT + Claude + Bias Checker
Keep
Make it reusable and write the rules
The session ends with rules and templates your team keeps using.
- Write your team AI charter: what you hand over, what you never do, how you verify
- Reusable prompt templates for your own projects
- Pre-prototype your insight system with Claude
Claude + Notion
Try the games first
Hallucination Hunter, Bad Idea Bingo and Hat Roulette are playable now, free, no account. In the session we play them against your own project.
Play the games →Tool
Transcript analyzer
Upload interview transcripts and get structured insights with confidence ratings, quotes, and bias flags. Sample interviews are included, no account needed.
Try Transcript Analyzer →What you leave with
Details
Format
Online, 3 hours, max 12 people
Topic
Yours. A demo topic is ready if you have none.
Tools
NotebookLM, Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, Notion, the games
You need
Claude and ChatGPT accounts. NotebookLM and Notion have free plans.
Who
Mixed teams work best: researchers, designers, product managers.
Good to know
A documented, hands-on step toward the AI literacy the EU AI Act expects from teams that use AI.