AI · Video series

Access to the Potential of AI

Short, friendly lessons for anyone who’s curious about AI but doesn’t know where to start. Each one is about a minute, covers one idea, and ends with a prompt you can try today.

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Getting Started

Lessons 1–2

Lesson 1

What Claude Is (and Isn't)

Lesson 2

Your First Real Chat

How to Talk to It

Lessons 3–6

Lesson 3

Give It Context

Lesson 4

Tell It What to Fix

Lesson 5

Show It a Photo

Lesson 6

Just Talk Out Loud

Everyday Wins

Lessons 7–11

Lesson 7

The Awkward Email

Lesson 8

Dinner Plan + Grocery List

Lesson 9

Explain This Letter to Me

Lesson 10

Plan a Trip

Lesson 11

Homework Helper (Without Cheating)

Stay Smart

Lessons 12–13

Lesson 12

It Can Be Wrong

Lesson 13

What Not to Share

Level Up

Lessons 14–15

Lesson 14

Projects, So Claude Remembers Your Stuff

Lesson 15

Is the Paid Version Worth It?

The tips wall

15 rules of thumb

The one thing to remember from every lesson. Tap a sticker to watch the lesson behind it.

You make the callWhat Claude is, what it's great at, and why you always make the final call.Lesson 1 · What Claude Is (and Isn't)

No wrong wayNo magic words needed: type the way you talk, then keep the conversation going.Lesson 2 · Your First Real Chat

Give It ContextThe fastest way to better answers: say who it's for, what you want, and how it should sound.Lesson 3 · Give It Context

Tell It What to FixClaude's first answer is a starting point. Here's how to ask for exactly the changes you want.Lesson 4 · Tell It What to Fix

Keep it privateSnap a photo and ask about it: dashboard lights, droopy plants, menus and more.Lesson 5 · Show It a Photo

Safety firstUse the microphone to talk instead of type, and try voice mode for a real back-and-forth.Lesson 6 · Just Talk Out Loud

You're the bossTell Claude the situation like you'd tell a friend, and get that awkward email written in seconds.Lesson 7 · The Awkward Email

You're the head chefPlan a week of dinners around your family's real limits, then get the grocery list sorted by aisle.Lesson 8 · Dinner Plan + Grocery List

Understand it, then ask a proSnap a photo of a confusing letter or bill and get it in plain English: what it means, what you owe, and by when.Lesson 9 · Explain This Letter to Me

Double-check, then goGet a day-by-day trip plan built around what you love and your budget, then a packing list to match.Lesson 10 · Plan a Trip

Never too late to learnUse Claude like a patient tutor: it explains, gives practice and checks the work, so kids learn instead of copying.Lesson 11 · Homework Helper (Without Cheating)

Trust, but checkClaude can make mistakes and still sound sure. One simple habit, and who to double-check with when it matters.Lesson 12 · It Can Be Wrong

Cover it upWhat never goes in a chat, how to cover up account numbers, and how to spot scams that pretend to be AI support.Lesson 13 · What Not to Share

Set it onceGive Claude your background once in a project, and every chat inside it already knows your family, schedules and favorites.Lesson 14 · Projects, So Claude Remembers Your Stuff

About $20 a monthAn honest way to decide between free and Pro, plus a peek at what's next: Cowork and Claude Code.Lesson 15 · Is the Paid Version Worth It?