self-paced

Perplexity 101: Research with Sources

Perplexity 101: Research with Sources — practical workplace training with shared foundation lessons and tool-specific skills.

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Delivered by AI Build

Learning platform: SAVI.education

Certificate issued by SAVI.education

Duration
2 hours
Price
£39
Level
Foundation

Who this course is for

Who it's for
People whose work sits in AI Tools for Business and who want a practical, workplace-focused course rather than a generic overview.
Prerequisites
No specialist background required. A laptop and an approved workplace AI tool will help you practise the exercises.
What you'll be able to do
  • Complete “Checking Outputs and Sources” and apply it to a real task at work.
  • Complete “Finding Reliable Sources” and apply it to a real task at work.
  • Complete “Validating Claims and Evidence” and apply it to a real task at work.
Duration & level
2 hours · Foundation
  • Self-paced lessons
  • Credential

Course syllabus

Lessons are grouped into clear steps with visual cues, so each course is easier to scan before you start.

Lessons unlock after purchase. Create your account with the same email you paid with — no course code is required — or choose “Already purchased?” above.

  1. Step 1 · Lesson

    Checking Outputs and Sources

    Verify claims, citations and source quality before relying on AI answers.

  2. Step 2 · Lesson

    Finding Reliable Sources

    Learn how to find sources that are credible, relevant and suitable for business research. You will be able to choose the right source types, search more effectively, and build a practical source-quality checklist before using evidence in AI-assisted research workflows.

  3. Step 3 · Lesson

    Validating Claims and Evidence

    Learn how to test whether a claim is well supported, relevant and reliable before using it in a business decision. You will practise triangulating sources, checking methods and provenance, spotting weak evidence, and documenting confidence levels clearly.