Practical AI Bootcamp
A full day. The morning covers using AI apps well and what automation can do. The afternoon is the hands-on AI Workshop.
6 hours, plus lunch
Best for
Teams with set processes that use some software every day.
ai workshop · 3 hours
An AI workshop is a hands-on session where your team learns AI by using it on real tasks.
In mine, each person works in Claude on their own laptop, in two sessions. The first covers Claude Chat: privacy, research, connecting email and files, and saving tasks as skills. In the second, Claude Cowork works on files on your computer and runs a task on a schedule. Every example comes from your industry.
Outcomes
Everyone does each step on their own laptop while I walk the room. What they learn in Claude also works in ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot.
Set up Claude so your chats are not used to train AI models, and know what should never go in.
Get better answers by letting Claude ask you questions first.
Use web search and research reports, and check where the facts come from.
Connect Claude to your email, calendar, or files so it works with real information.
Turn a spreadsheet into a dashboard and a Word report, then check the numbers yourself.
Save a task you repeat as a skill, then put it on a schedule.
The agenda
Each session runs 1 hour 15 minutes, then 15 minutes for questions. It can also run as three 45-minute sessions, each followed by a 15-minute break.
Start3 hours
Privacy first
Everyone opens Claude on their own laptop. We switch off model training on your chats and agree on what never goes in.
Better answers, web search, and research
Let Claude ask you questions before it answers. Then run a web search and a full research report on your industry, and check the sources.
Connect your tools
Connect the email, calendar, or files your company approved, and ask questions about your own week.
Skills and projects
Save a task you repeat as a skill you can run again just by asking. Give each client or topic its own project, so the context never mixes.
Interactive pages
Ask Claude for a one-page explainer with a short quiz, for example to train a new hire.
Questions and a break
Give Claude one folder
Switch to Cowork and link one folder on your computer. Claude asks you questions and writes a CLAUDE.md file: your role, your tone, and the documents you usually make.
From a spreadsheet to a report
Start from a spreadsheet of sample data. Claude builds a dashboard and a Word report with charts. You check the numbers.
Make it a skill, then schedule it
Save the whole process as a skill. Then set a task to run on a schedule, like a morning brief from your inbox.
Questions and next steps
Each person names one task they will hand to Claude on Monday. The list is yours to keep.
What you leave with
Set up for your industry
Before the day, I swap the research topics, sample data, and exercises for your kind of work. These are examples of what that can look like.
Home services
A Monday report of last week's jobs by type and technician, with unpaid invoices listed.
Property management
A dashboard of open maintenance requests by property, and how long each one has been open.
Marketing agency
A client report that builds itself from a spreadsheet export.
Professional services
A weekly brief on news and rule changes in your field, saved as a skill.
Any office
A morning brief that reads your latest emails and lists what needs attention today.
New hires
A one-page explainer with a short quiz, so new staff learn a process faster.
Who it is for
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A full day. The morning covers using AI apps well and what automation can do. The afternoon is the hands-on AI Workshop.
6 hours, plus lunch
Best for
Teams with set processes that use some software every day.
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6 hours, plus lunch
Best for
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Questions
A hands-on session where your team learns AI by using it on real tasks. In mine, each person works in Claude on their own laptop for three hours, on examples from your industry.
Claude connects to the tools your team already uses, and with Cowork it can work on the files on your computer. What your team learns also works in ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot, so the habits carry over if you switch.
No. Otomations is independent and not affiliated with Anthropic. I hold two Anthropic certificates and build client systems with Claude.
Yes. Each person needs a paid plan and the Claude desktop app. Claude Cowork, used in the second session, is not on the free plan. I send setup steps a few days before.
Up to 20 people in one hands-on session. A bigger team splits into groups.
Either. I come to your business anywhere in the U.S., or run it on a video call. The agenda is the same.
We start with the privacy settings. The exercises use sample data, so no client information goes into the session. You decide beforehand which email or file accounts people may connect.
Yes. It runs as two sessions of 1 hour 15 minutes, each followed by 15 minutes for questions, or as three 45-minute sessions with a 15-minute break after each.
I don't publish prices. I quote after a short call, because it depends on your group size, where we run it, and how much I set up for your industry.
Each person leaves with a list of tasks they want to hand to AI. Some they can now handle in Claude on their own. If some need more than that, I can build them as automations. Another team can also book its own workshop on a different use case.
In a 30-minute call we talk about your team, the work they repeat, and the examples to use on the day. The call is free.
Free. 30 minutes.