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A guided, hands-on session. Get to know three AI tools, take the Shapeland briefings into them, and put it all to work on your group's task — with human judgement in the loop the whole way.
Each tool does something distinct. Select one to see what it's for, where it shines, what to watch for, and how you'll use it in this workshop.
A fictional but realistic setting for the workshop. Download the briefings, then take them into NotebookLM to get oriented before you start on your task.
Shapeland is a fictional Southern-European country built for humanitarian coordination training. State forces are clashing with non-state armed groups — concentrated in the West Province — driving displacement and constraining humanitarian access unevenly across five provinces, inside a fragile state with assertive central governance and competing international interests.
The briefings are your raw source material. You step into the role of a civil-military engagement officer in the Regional Coordination Office: load the pack into NotebookLM, interrogate it, and build the cited picture your group needs before you turn to the task.
Each group works a different angle of the Shapeland scenario. Read the short intro, download your group's brief, and get going.
Four moves, start to finish. Stay grounded in the briefings, use the tools deliberately, and keep your own judgement in charge.
Download the Shapeland briefings and load them into NotebookLM to get oriented.
Try all three tools — see how grounded research, general reasoning and an agent differ.
Take on your group's task: analyse, draft and build with the tool that fits.
Share your result back — what you found, what you made, and how you checked it.
OPLG International runs this guided AI-CME workshop for civil-military and humanitarian teams. Get in touch to arrange a session.