AI education
Hands-on classes for adults who've tried AI and want to do more with it, safely. Practical, plain-spoken, and no sales pitch.
Classes
Getting better answers
For people who already use an AI assistant
Giving an assistant context, examples and a clear goal, asking it to show its steps, and checking what comes back.
AI for letters, forms and everyday writing
For people who've tried AI once or twice
The writing people put off: a letter to a landlord, a complaint, a thank-you, a form. Personal details stay out of the chat.
AI and your photos: edits, fakes and how to spot them
For anyone with a smartphone
Fixing and describing photos with AI, and how fake images and video are made, so people can tell real from fake.
Creativity, AI and web design
For people who make things
For people who make things. Use AI to brainstorm and write the words, choose colors and layout, and build a simple one-page site, while keeping your own voice.
Staying connected in the AI era
For everyone; no experience needed
AI is here: what can we do about it? Where AI already is in daily life, how it can pull people apart or bring them together, and a personal plan for what to keep human.
AI lab: bring your own question
For anyone with a real task to try
A small-group practice hour. Each person brings one real task and works through it on their own device, with help.
Beginner classes
Three classes for adults who are new to AI:
- What can I do with AI? A first, hands-on try on your own phone.
- AI without giving away your data What never to share, and the privacy settings worth changing.
- AI scams and your family Cloned voices, fake messages, and the habits that stop them.
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