This workshop critically examines the use of AI in research and learning and will cover its capabilities and limitations, responsible use in alignment with the Fletcher Honor Code (pg 43-49), evaluating AI responses, citing sources, and ethical considerations, including bias, data privacy, and information security.

This workshop critically examines the use of AI in research and learning and will cover its capabilities and limitations, responsible use in alignment with the Fletcher Honor Code (pg 43-49), evaluating AI responses, citing sources, and ethical considerations, including bias, data privacy, and information security.

This session will include a review of statistical data features in Euromonitor Passport, Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), IHS Connect, PRS CountryData.com, World Development Indicators as well as other resources available from Ginn Library’s website.  Types of data reviewed for countries and worldwide include: socio-economic and political risk indicators, forecasts, digital and traditional socio-economic indicators, sector and demographic statistics, company/brand market share, etc.

Suffering from the endless back and forth to craft a workable AI tool prompt?  Frustrated at having to slog through your AI responses and sources cited to determine what is hallucinated or real?  Are you discouraged by the results when using web search engines like Google or Bing as well?  Then come to this workshop to take control of your search of the internet!  Learn how to use Google Advanced Commands to do efficient, focused searches to get directly to quality r

In this workshop, students will learn how to approach the literature review. Topics covered include:

The Introduction to Stata workshop is designed to get you familiar with Stata. During these sessions, we will use datasets with global economic and development indicators. This workshop series is suitable for those who have not worked with Stata before or those seeking a refresher session. It is designed to progressively build knowledge, so it is essential to attend all sessions. By the end of the workshop series, you will be able to perform intermediate data analysis tasks.

This session will review how to use the Pitchbook database for locating information on private and public companies, new industry sectors, entrepreneurial finance as well as firms and deals in the impact investment space.  It will also highlight other sources available at Tufts for PE/VC finance information.