Course Information
Course Overview
Practical Skills to Save Time, Boost Productivity, and Use AI Safely
Artificial Intelligence is no longer just for tech experts—AI is part of the everyday workplace. From emails and reports to customer support and project planning, AI tools are reshaping how we work, communicate, and create. The question isn’t if AI will affect your job, but how ready you are to use it well.
AI Primer for the Workplace is a short, hands-on course designed to give you confidence with AI in just 30 minutes. You’ll learn what AI is (without the jargon), see practical examples of how it’s already being used across roles and industries, and get step-by-step guidance for using popular tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Workspace AI.
You’ll also practice one of the most important new skills at work: prompting—the art of asking AI the right way to get better, faster, and more useful results. Along the way, you’ll learn how to avoid common pitfalls, use AI responsibly, and reframe it as a partner that frees you up for the work only humans can do—judgment, creativity, and relationships.
By the end of this course, you’ll not only understand the basics of AI—you’ll have tried it for yourself on real tasks, giving you a foundation you can build on as AI tools continue to evolve.
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 10 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Understanding AI
- Section 2 Getting Started with AI Tools
- Section 3 Using AI Responsibly
- Section 4 Staying Current & Wrap-Up
What You’ll Learn
- Explain in plain language what AI is and why it matters in the workplace
- Identify practical, everyday ways AI can boost productivity
- Use popular AI tools to summarize, draft, brainstorm, and organize work
- Apply effective prompting techniques to get clear, accurate, and useful results
- Recognize the limits and risks of AI, and use it responsibly and ethically
- Reframe AI as a partner that frees you up for higher-value, human work
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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TTrish Kedar
I new most things reviewed. However, it was good context for a rereview.
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GGinger Siska
Great basics - beginning/intermediate usage & application tips.
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AAndy Palmer
Good clear but mostly, plain language with no jargon.
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CChristine Wu
Information is concise and easy to understand.