​A 90 minute workshop for staff at research nonprofits who want to use Claude to streamline impact measurement.

• ​Who it is for: impact and evaluation staff, communications teams, and program officers

• ​You will: learn responsible AI fundamentals for research organizations, then do hands-on work with Claude

• ​Tools: Claude Chat and Cowork

• ​Experience needed: none

• ​Bring: a paid Claude plan. I will provide a practice dataset from NSF-funded research

​You will leave with

• ​A Claude skill for describing your organization's communication style

• ​A repeatable way to gather citations, mentions, and other reach signals for the research you fund

• ​One working automation that handles a recurring task for you

• ​Resource list for future learning

• ​Certificate of completion

​Why this workshop

​Research nonprofits show their impact through what their work produces: papers, reports, datasets and tools. Donors increasingly want to know how far that impact travels: who cites the work, where it shows up in the news and newsletters, and whether it led to patents or documented adoption. Claude can do much of this routine research and data entry, so your experts can spend their time focused on the work they care about.

​Attendance is capped at 10 people for personalized learning.

​By the end of this session, you will be able to:

• ​Understand how AI models function and why this leads to hallucination challenges

• ​Keep unpublished manuscripts, embargoed findings and other sensitive information safe

• ​Extract authors, topics, funders and key findings from a set of publications into a structured table

• ​Synthesize findings across a publication tracker into themes and highlights for an impact report

• ​Measure the reach of funded research by using Claude Cowork to search across citation databases, newsletter and news mentions, patent records, and your own social media analytics

• ​Connect Claude to the software tools your team already uses

• ​Build skill files that capture your organization's working patterns such as communication style

• ​Create scheduled tasks for recurring work, like daily newsletter sweeps

​Your instructor

​Nick Wagner is the founder and CEO of Learning Journey AI. He was a AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow at the National Science Foundation in 2024-25 and co-chaired the STPF AI and National Security affinity groups. Before that he spent five years at the Institute for Defense Analyses as a data scientist after obtaining his PhD in materials science and engineering from Northwestern University. At Learning Journey AI, he has taught over 1000 learners how to improve their lives with AI. In his spare time, he maintains https://dcai.guide and loves hosting tech meetups.

​Pricing

​Early bird pricing ends November 6. To request an invoice, email info@learningjourneyai.com with the subject line "Claude for Research Nonprofits Workshop Invoice".

​This workshop is not affiliated with or endorsed by AAAS or Anthropic.