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AI skills for everyone
Short lessons on using AI assistants well and safely. Each takes a few minutes, ends with a practice task and a three-question check. Drafted with AI help; AI can be wrong, so we show you how to check it.
Lesson 1 · about 8 min
Using Claude well: ask clearly, give context, iterate
When you finish, you can turn a vague request into a clear one, give Claude the context it needs, and improve a first answer in a few quick rounds.
Lesson 2 · about 9 min
Prompting basics that work with any AI assistant
When you finish, you can write a prompt with a role, task, context, format, and examples, and then check the result before you rely on it.
Lesson 3 · about 9 min
Using Grok and other assistants for research without being fooled
When you finish, you can use an AI assistant to start research, then confirm sources, dates, and claims so a confident-sounding mistake does not slip through.
Lesson 4 · about 9 min
AI for a small business: what to try first, what not to trust it with
When you finish, you can pick low-risk places to start using AI in a small business and know where human review and professional advice are still needed.
Lesson 5 · about 9 min
Using AI to learn faster
When you finish, you can use an AI assistant as a study partner through quizzing, spaced review, and explaining ideas back, without fooling yourself into thinking you understand.
Lesson 6 · about 8 min
Asking more than one AI and comparing answers
When you finish, you can compare answers from several assistants sensibly and recognize when agreement between them is still not proof.
General information only; not professional advice. Current University is not an accredited university and grants no degrees, credit or certificates.