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AI for Beginners @ Work - ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini + Copilot
Learn AI for work tools: prompts, context, fact checking, productivity, and creativity using ChatGPT, Claude etc
Created byMike Wheeler, Evan Wheeler, Aiden Wheeler
Last updated 6/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Distinguish between predictive AI and generative AI, and explain how large language models generate text one token at a time.
- Set up and use free accounts with ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini, and compare how each works.
- Write effective prompts and apply context engineering techniques to guide AI behavior.
- Use AI for real tasks such as drafting emails, summarizing articles, researching topics, brainstorming, and planning.
- Evaluate AI output critically by spotting hallucinations, fact-checking answers, and applying ethical use.
- Boost productivity, creativity, and learning with AI while developing durable skills such as communication and collaboration.
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Course content
5 sections • 29 lectures • 3h 43m total length
Requirements
- No programming experience needed - this course is designed for non-coders
- A computer or device with internet access to sign up for free AI tools.
- Curiosity and openness to experimenting with new technology.
Description
This beginner-friendly course will help you build real confidence with artificial intelligence by showing you how to use the most popular AI tools in practical, everyday ways at work and beyond.
You will start with the foundations of AI, learning the difference between predictive AI and generative AI, and seeing how large language models produce text one token at a time. You will also discover why context matters and how providing better context improves accuracy and usefulness.
From there you will go hands-on. You will set up free accounts for ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini with AI Mode. ChatGPT will be the main platform for practice, but you will also explore how other tools compare so you can decide which best fits your work.
You will learn the essentials of prompt engineering and context engineering. You will practice writing prompts for real tasks such as drafting emails, summarizing articles, planning projects, and brainstorming ideas. You will also learn how retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) helps AI provide more reliable answers.
Throughout the course, you will see how AI is embedded in search engines, writing software, and productivity platforms. You will explore advanced features like custom GPTs, projects, operators, and agents at an introductory level so you know what is possible.
You will apply AI to real-world workflows, boosting productivity, doing deeper research, writing more efficiently, and generating creative output. You will also learn how to check AI responses for accuracy, how to fact-check answers with tools like Gemini or Perplexity, and how to use AI responsibly and ethically.
By the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in AI literacy and the confidence to integrate AI tools into your daily life and work. You will also know the next steps you can take, including more advanced courses on prompt engineering, accuracy and hallucination mitigation, no-code agents, and AI-powered communication and collaboration.
Who this course is for:
- Absolute beginners curious about how AI works and how it fits into everyday life.
- Professionals who want to understand and use AI features already built into search, productivity, and cloud tools.
- Students, creatives, entrepreneurs, and career changers seeking practical AI skills without coding.
- Anyone who wants to use AI for tasks like writing, research, brainstorming, or planning, while understanding its limits and risks.
- Lifelong learners who want a clear foundation before exploring advanced AI topics such as agents, automation, or hallucination mitigation.