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Designed for nonprofit professionals, this video-based course is hands-on and demonstrates how to use AI to address everyday challenges ethically and responsibly.
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About DisasterReady
DisasterReady.org is an online learning platform built to better prepare humanitarian and development professionals for the critical work they do by providing high-quality, relevant online learning resources at no cost. DisasterReady is provided in English, Arabic, French, and Spanish.
What You Will Learn
Learn how to streamline meetings, process documents faster, scale donor communications, and improve how you track organizational data – while working ethically and responsibly with AI tools that fit the digital platforms you already use.
What you’ll gain:
- The ability to choose and use AI tools that fit your organization
- Practical ways to automate meetings, documents, reporting, and communications
- Simple, scalable AI workflows you can adopt quickly
- Confidence to apply AI responsibly, in line with data protection standards and best practices
- A clear, tailored plan to implement AI and track its impact
Tools you’ll explore: NotebookLM, ChatGPT, Claude, MS Copilot, Gemini, Fireflies.ai, DeepL, Whisper, Google Apps Script, MS Power Automate, Google sheets automation, and more.
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AI for Operations, Admin & Planning
Online Course • 1 Hour • English • Free
“This course is a must for my humanitarian advocates out there. All you need is your time - which you'll make back, and some, once you put into practice the AI tools. I appreciated not only learning how to use the tools, but how to ensure accuracy, accountability and liability while inputting and extracting data.”
Issie Basile, Policy Officer at ICVA (International Council for Voluntary Agencies)