Learn Superforecasting from the Pros

Join us at one of Good Judgment’s popular interactive workshops to get a hands-on introduction to Superforecasting techniques and practice your new skills in small groups.

Good Judgment is pleased to announce our upcoming workshops, offered in an all-virtual format, including public and advanced sessions.

Two-Day Superforecasting Workshop

14 & 15 July 2026, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm EDT

◦ More dates coming soon. Have a specific timeframe in mind? Reach out and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

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Contact us for our government, NGO, and student rate. Private tailored workshops for your team, with material focused on your specific interests, are also available upon request.

“The workshop was invaluable. Outstanding instructors. Content is applicable to a wide range of domains, industries, firms, businesses, and subjects. Harnessing this training would benefit so many people.”

Public workshop participant, 2024

“It was helpful to see the clear scientific research underpinning the way we make predictions. I also enjoyed the translation from science to practice. The instructors are personable and adaptive (addressing the emerging questions as we go), which I appreciate too. The survey results are interesting, and the interactive activities are great.”

Public workshop participant, 2023

“The workshop provided a great insight into forming predictions and conducting analysis in a manner better than traditional structured analytic techniques taught to students of intelligence.”

Public workshop participant, September 2022

“The content was excellent and incredibly practical, diving deep into the art and science of forecasting. The unexpected highlight was the group itself. It was one of the most uniquely thoughtful, globally diverse rooms I’ve been part of in a long time. Highly recommend it to anyone serious about sharpening their judgment or improving decision quality.”

Jeff Trueman, Eisengard AI, 2025

Public workshop participant, 2024

Public workshop participant, 2023

Public workshop participant, September 2022

Jeff Trueman, Eisengard AI, 2025

Advanced Judgment & Modeling (Advanced Training)

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Professional Superforecasters and Good Judgment researchers will lead workshop sessions on:

  • Who makes a good forecaster?

Before the workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to take our Forecasting Aptitude Screening Tool (FAST) test and receive feedback on your results. During the workshop, facilitators will discuss what the overall group results suggest about ways to improve forecasting.

  • How can forecasters reduce the impact of cognitive biases?

We’ll introduce you to a cognitive debiasing process based on Good Judgment Project training that reduced the average forecasting error rate by as much as 11%.

  • How can collaboration improve forecasting?

We’ll practice discussion methods to improve group and individual accuracy, using Good Judgment’s mobile-friendly Delphineo™ crowdsourcing tool.

  • What makes a good forecasting question?

Good forecasts start with good questions. Participants practice how to frame questions that are both rigorous and highly relevant to support decision-making.

Here are Three Reasons Why You Should Attend a Good Judgment Forecasting Workshop. A Good Judgment workshop is also an opportunity to practice your new forecasting skills in small groups and to discover how we won a massive US government-sponsored geopolitical forecasting tournament and generated forecasts that were 30% more accurate than those produced by intelligence community analysts with access to classified information.

Custom Private Workshops

Good Judgment provides private Superforecasting Workshops designed to help organizations develop a structured process for forecasting, collaborate more effectively, and enhance their forecasting accuracy. Depending on your needs, these virtual workshops range from two-hour lectures, half-day workshops, and full-day-equivalent workshops.