Learning Path
Digital literacy and practical AI for households and multiple generations.
What you finish with
A family planning assistant, safer AI habits across generations, and shared household workflows.
Take them in this order. Each one assumes what the last one taught.
Understand ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, and today’s major AI tools without technical jargon.
Learn how to communicate effectively with AI — context, roles, examples, refinement, and reusable templates.
Practical, safe ways families use AI — meal planning, travel, education, schedules, major purchases, and household projects.
Use AI to understand your financial life — budgeting, spending analysis, savings goals, documents, and scenario planning.
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Each lab pairs with a class above and produces something you keep.
Set up a shared assistant for meals, schedules, activities, and household logistics that the whole family can actually use.
You leave with
A shared family planning assistant.
Turn one month of anonymized transactions into a clear picture: categories, patterns, recurring costs, and three findings worth acting on.
You leave with
A spending analysis and three documented findings.
Turn scattered documents, notes, and institutional knowledge into a searchable library your AI tools can reason over.
You leave with
A working knowledge library with a query workflow.
Productivity, communication, research, Microsoft 365, and workplace automation.
Marketing, operations, customer service, automation, and decision support.
AI adoption, communications, fundraising support, program development, and community impact.
You don’t need to become an AI expert overnight. You need a starting point, a practical roadmap, and opportunities to put what you learn into action.
