
Build AI literacy foundations for professionals with this beginner course, answer how to choose tools, use generative AI at work, handle hallucinations, and practice responsible use through hands-on activities.
Discover generative AI, a multi-purpose, accessible tool that creates text, images, audio, video, and code without coding, acting as a collaborator across roles.
Explore real-world ai products across industries—from avatars and onboarding videos to legal drafting and design—and learn to start with one user-friendly tool to practice prompts at work.
Learn how generative AI boosts everyday work, from drafting emails and summarizing notes to researching, analyzing data, and brainstorming, with practical hands-on use cases.
Explore generative AI for research by using tools like Perplexity AI to find role-specific GenAI options, compare them with Google search, and reflect on time savings and quality improvements.
Learn the art of prompting to make AI work for you, with a four-part structure—persona, task, format, and context—plus practical examples and templates to craft strong, detailed prompts.
Learn to collaborate with AI by guiding it with clear context and feedback, starting small, refining prompts, and combining your expertise to co-create reliable results.
Identify five daily scenarios for getting started with generative artificial intelligence. Use artificial intelligence as a thinking partner to improve, explain, prepare for new challenges, and explore.
Explore how to use a custom GPT, the AI Skills Coach, to save time and reduce repetitive work by applying generative AI at work, with HR-focused examples.
Explore the limitations and hallucinations of generative AI, learn to assess risk, verify outputs, and apply human judgment in high-risk contexts.
Treat AI as a collaborator, not an authority, and pause to verify outputs before sharing. Use a responsible AI checklist to counter blind trust, overreliance, and disappearing accountability.
Learn to keep data safe when using ai by avoiding sensitive data in prompts, verifying company privacy rules, and asking before sharing documents.
Explore ethical AI use in the workplace by examining layoff scripting, AI-driven communications, and hiring decisions, addressing bias, transparency, audits, human oversight, and inclusive guidelines.
AI augments rather than replaces work, driving salaries 28% higher for AI-skilled roles and prompting employers to require AI use while adding AI skills to job postings.
Adopt a continuous learning mindset to stay current with generative AI at work by exploring ethics, bias, testing tools, and crafting a 30-day learning plan.
Create a personalized 30-day plan to learn generative AI for HR, using prompts, hands-on practice, and source checks for accuracy.
If you have been curious about AI but unsure where to begin, this course is where to start. The course gives you a simple introduction to generative AI to get you using AI at work quickly. No technical background is required.
You're a good fit for this course if you're looking practical guidance and a clear, starting point with AI. This is an introductory course that focuses on the core ideas and AI skills you need for the workplace. If you are new to AI or want to build confidence working with AI before going deeper on other AI topics, this course will help you get there.
Please note, this is not a course for those who already have daily experience working with generative AI, a technical background, or have more intermediate/advanced AI skills.
This course is designed to quickly get you up-to-speed on AI in the workplace and give you you a balanced view of AI without the technical complexity or jargon.
In 60 minutes you'll learn:
What generative AI is and how to think about it's uses
How it's used in real workplace scenarios
How to explore AI tools that apply to your role
How to write clearer prompts that lead to better results
How to identify good opportunities to use AI in your daily tasks
How to check AI generated content and spot common mistakes
How to protect sensitive data and information while using AI
The course also includes a look at how AI is changing jobs and what that means for your own career. You'll end the course with ways to stay current on AI trends and build new AI skills over time.