Student Testimonial Archive

Organize, update, and analyze student testimonials in structured tables, ensuring easy reference and targeted searches. Supporting program evaluations, experience tracking, and generating insights for marketing or presentations.

Testimonials to Spreadsheet:

Provide a prompt to organize student testimonials systematically for clarity and easy reference. The objective is to convert raw testimonial data into a structured table format for later easy viewing and analysis through AI.

Add Testimonials to Existing Spreadsheet:

Testimonial Spreadsheet Analysis:

Provide a comprehensive prompt to extract specific testimonials based on a given subject or country and organize them into a structured table format. The table will allow easy analysis and presentation, ensuring relevant information is easily accessible.

Refinements:

After generating your response, you may need to ask questions and refine the response to ensure more accurate and relevant results. Refining helps the AI better understand your specific needs, leading to more practical and tailored outputs. Here’s how you can refine the archive:

• Filter for Multiple Subjects or Countries: Extract testimonials for more than one subject or country if needed.
  • → Example: “Can you extract testimonials that match either Business or Engineering programs?”
• Account for Partial Matches: Extract testimonials even if only part of the information matches the filter.
  • → Example: “Can you include testimonials where the subject is partially mentioned, such as ‘related to Business Studies’?”
• Standardize Exchange Length Terminology: Ensure consistent terms for exchange durations across testimonials.
  • → Example: “Can you replace ‘half-year exchange’ with ‘six-month exchange’ for consistency?”
• Handle Incomplete Data: Ask for appropriate placeholders where information is missing.
  • → Example: “Can you use ‘Not Provided’ where the student name or institution is not mentioned?”
• Sort Data by Column: Allow further sorting or filtering of the extracted testimonials.
  • → Example: “Can you sort the table by country or exchange type for easier analysis?”