Sobre el curso

Este curso asíncrono de OCA presenta los principios fundamentales del uso de la herramienta de inteligencia artificial (IA) en el trabajo de MSF. Está dirigido a todo el personal de MSF que tenga una identidad digital o que utilice habitualmente los recursos TIC de MSF y esté interesado en saber más sobre la ética, los casos de uso y lo que se debe y no se debe hacer al utilizar herramientas de código abierto y de IA internas.  

Aunque se basa en la Política de Uso Responsable de las TIC de MSF OCA, los principios que contiene son válidos y útiles para el personal de todas las secciones.  

Destinatarios

Este curso se recomienda para  

  • Todo el personal del Country Programme que utiliza regularmente ordenadores y software de MSF
  • Todo el personal del Country Programme IRFFG 9-15  
  • Personal de la sede en todas las secciones asociadas 

Duración 

La duración de este módulo de aprendizaje es de unos 30 minutos aproximadamente. 

Objetivos de Aprendizaje

En este módulo de aprendizaje en línea aprenderás:  
  • Definir qué se entiende por IA y enumerar 3 herramientas comunes  
  • Explicar con tus propias palabras por qué MSF fomenta el uso de la IA de forma ética y responsable 
  • Identificar elementos de tu trabajo diario en los que el uso de herramientas de IA podría ser una solución adecuada  
  • Aplicar las directrices de la política OCA de MSF al utilizar la IA en el lugar de trabajo. 

Lista de contenidos 

Explicación de la IA y términos técnicos comunes
Introducir la Política de MSF OCA para el uso responsable de la IA
Explorar casos de uso cotidiano de herramientas de IA con ejemplos prácticos y consideraciones éticas.

Metodología 

Este curso se presenta en cuatro micro aprendizajes independientes entre los que los participantes pueden elegir en función de sus conocimientos y necesidades sobre el tema. 

Evaluación

Para completar el curso los participantes deben contestar una evaluación de sus conocimientos, aptitudes y habilidades antes y después de completar los módulos de aprendizaje. 

Certificación 

Al finalizar la evaluación Post KAS, los participantes recibirán una insignia digital otorgada por MSF OCA.

Lanzamiento y actualización 

Este curso se publicó por primera vez en mayo de 2025.

A propos du cours 

Cette formation en ligne vous présentera les principes fondamentaux de l'utilisation des outils d'intelligence artificielle (IA) dans le travail de MSF.

Il s'adresse à tous les membres du personnel qui ont une identité numérique ou qui utilisent régulièrement les ressources ICT MSF et qui souhaitent en savoir plus sur l'éthique, les cas d'utilisation et les choses à faire et à ne pas faire lors de l'utilisation d'outils d'intelligence artificielle internes et open source.

Bien qu'il soit basé sur la politique d'utilisation responsable ICT de MSF OCA, les principes qu'il contient sont valables et utiles pour le personnel de toutes les sections. 

Public cible 

Tous les membres du personnel qui utilisent régulièrement les ordinateurs et les logiciels de MSF.

Durée 

30 minutes au total.

Objectifs pédagogiques

Dans cette formation en ligne, vous allez :

  • Définir ce que l'on entend par IA et énumérer 3 outils courants
  • Expliquez avec vos propres mots pourquoi MSF encourage l'utilisation de l'IA de manière éthique et responsable.
  • Identifier les éléments de votre travail quotidien pour lesquels l'utilisation d'outils d'IA pourrait être une solution appropriée.
  • Appliquer les conseils de la politique d’OCA lors de l'utilisation de l'IA sur le lieu de travail.

Contenu

Explication de l'IA et des termes techniques courants.

Introduire la politique d’OCA pour une utilisation responsable de l'IA

Explorer les cas d'utilisation quotidienne des outils d'IA à l'aide d'exemples pratiques et de considérations éthiques.

Méthodologie

Cette formation en ligne est présentée sous la forme de quatre micro-apprentissages distincts que les participants peuvent choisir en fonction de leurs connaissances et de leurs besoins.

Certification 

À l'issue de l'enquête post-KAS, les participants recevront un badge Tembo.

Date de publication & mise à jour 

Ce cours a été publié pour la première fois en Mai 2025.

About the course

In his self-paced eLearning from OCA you will learn techniques and useful tips for writing effective prompts for Large Language Models (LLMs) such as chatbots. 
It is aimed at all MSF staff who have an MSF email account, regularly use MSF ICT resources, and are interested in knowing more about how to effectively and safely use internal and external AI tools for their day-to-day work in MSF. 
Although it is based on MSF OCA’s ICT Responsible Use Policy, the principles in it are valid and useful for staff from all sections. 

Target audience 

This course is recommended for: All Country Programme staff who regularly use MSF computers and software All Country ProgrammeStaff IRFFG 9 -15 HQ staff in all partner sections. 

Validation 

This course is validated for use by OCA staff.

Duration 

This eLearning should take about 1 hour in total. It includes a number of practical exercises that are completed by the learner outside of the module (in another browser) and can be done at the participant’s own pace. 

Learning objectives 

By the end of this eLearning you should be able to explain what LLMs (Large Language Models) are, and how you can use them to support your work. 
This course will guide you through their uses, as well as limitations and potential risks.
You will learn practical ways to make the most of these tools by formulating prompts that result in useful, relevant AI-generated outputs. 
By the end of working through all the exercises in the eLearning you should feel able to:
  • Explain the importance of effective prompts in generative AI models. ​ 
  • Create effective prompts for generative AI models. ​ 
  • Evaluate the quality of AI-generated content based on the prompts used. ​ 
  • Assess the ethical considerations and implications of using generative AI for MSF.  
  • ​Identify specific ways to use, implement, or change your practice based on the skills and knowledge gained  

List of contents 

  • What are AI Large Language Model Chatbots and what can they do/not do
  • 5 tips to crafting effective prompts 
  • 7 ways that LLM Chatbots can support our day to day work in MSF – with exercises and examples to test Discuss the importance of evaluating AI outputs for quality and accuracy

Methodology 

This eLearning is presented as a series of information, instructions and exercises. By working through the exercises with a LLM Chatbot, participants can experience for themselves the different results that can be obtained when inputting different types of prompts. 

Certification 

On completion of the post KAS Survey participants will receive a Tembo Badge.

Enrolment 

You can enrol in the course by clicking on the "Enrol me" button below.

Release and update 

This course was first published in April 2025.
About the Course
This mandatory MSF-OCA Digital Hygiene eLearning aims to equip all staff with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the digital landscape securely and responsibly. It includes good practices such as software updates, passwords management, backups and securing data, including proactive measures individuals can take to safeguard their digital identity and contribute to a safer online community. By the end of this e-learning, you will be aware of the risks in digital landscape, strategies to protect yourself and report to the right teams any suspicious activity or data breach. 

Target Audience

This course is available and mandatory for all MSF-OCA staff that have an MSF email account and/or interacts with any MSF-OCA digital systems to be aware of the risks in the digital landscape and proactive measures individuals can take to safeguard their digital identity. 

Duration

120 minutes 

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to: 

  • Explain the key concepts and conditions of good Digital Hygiene 
  • Demonstrate the actions you need to take to practice Digital Hygiene; ensure updates are done, establish secure passwords, protect from malware, complete backups and secure data. 
  • Justify why digital hygiene is important for ensuring a safe and secure ICT Environment in MSF-OCA 

List of Contents

  • Introduction to Digital Hygiene 
  • Software Updates 
  • Secure Passwords 
  • Virus/Malware 
  • Securing Data 

Methodology

During this course learners will go over good practices and tricks using a combination of multimedia materials, required to complete quizzes after each module and at the end of the course to evaluate retention of the information and awareness of associated risks and impacts. 

Certification

After successful completion of this course, participants will receive a digital badge awarded by MSF-OCA 

Requirements

There are no pre-requisites to enrol in this course, it is mandatory to all MSF-OCA staff with an email account and / or access to MSF-OCA digital system

Release and Update

Last update November 2023 

OC Validation

This course is validated for use by all MSF-OCA Staff Technical considerations This course is best complete on a computer or device with a large screen (+10 inches), you need an internet connection to be able to access links.

About the course 

This self paced elearning from OCA will introduce you to the foundational principles of using Artificial Intelligence(AI) tool in MSF’s work.
It is aimed at all MSF staff who have a digital identity, or who regularly use MSF ICT resources and are interested in knowing more about the ethics, use cases, and do’s and don’ts of using open source and internal AI tools. 
Although it is based on MSF OCA’s ICT Responsible Use Policy, the principles in it are valid and useful for staff from all sections. 

Target audience 

This course is recommended for :
  • All Country Programme staff who regularly use MSF computers and software 
  • All Country Programme Staff IRFFG 9 -15 
  • HQ staff in all partner sections 

Duration 

This eLearning should take about 30 mins in total 

Learning objectives

In this online learning, you will: 
  • Define what is meant by AI and list 3 common tools  
  • Explain in your own words why MSF encourages AI use in an ethical and responsible way 
  • Identify elements of your day-to-day work where using AI tools might be an appropriate solution  
  • Apply the MSF OCA policy guidance when using AI in the workplace 

List of contents 

Explanation of AI and common technical terms
Introduce the MSF OCA Policy for responsible use of AI
Explore day to day use cases for AI tools with practical examples and ethical considerations

Methodology 

This e-Learning is presented as four separate microlearnings that participants can choose between according to their existing topic knowledge and needs 

Certification 

On completion of the post KAS Survey participants will receive a Tembo Badge.

Release and update 

This course was first published in Feb 2025.