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AI, Set, Go

Practical AI for Work, Life, and Everything In Between

AskResearchCreateAct
Format
7 weeks · 14 sessions
Schedule
2 × 1 hour per week
Delivery
Live online only
Starts
Mon, Nov 2, 2026

Why this course matters

AI becomes useful in ordinary moments: choosing between two flights, planning a road trip, researching a purchase, rewriting a difficult email, fixing an image, or remembering to check a price next week.

The hard part is not finding a tool. It is knowing how to frame the need, give useful context, review the answer, and act on it.

This course uses practical cases from work and daily life so students build judgment, repeatable habits, and a personal AI playbook they will actually use.

Key framing

Every useful result follows the same human-led pattern: define the need, ask clearly, check the answer, and decide what happens next. AI can accelerate the work, but the user remains responsible for accuracy, privacy, and action.

What you will be able to do

  • Turn a vague need into a clear question, useful context, and a practical request.
  • Research a topic across multiple sources and separate evidence from confident-sounding output.
  • Compare products, services, routes, schedules, and prices using criteria that matter to you.
  • Plan a trip or everyday project with timing, budget, constraints, and backup options.
  • Draft, revise, summarize, and adapt everyday communications and presentations.
  • Create or edit images while respecting consent, copyright, privacy, and accurate representation.
  • Create a recurring reminder, monitoring request, or scheduled information task when supported by the chosen platform.
  • Build a personal library of reusable instructions, review habits, and practical AI use cases.

Seven weeks, session by session

Each weekly topic is taught across two connected one-hour meetings — 14 live online sessions and 14 instructional hours in total. Every meeting combines a short demonstration, guided practice, and one concrete result you keep.

Week1

Ask Better Questions

Turn a vague need into a clear request with context, constraints, and a useful output format.

Result Personal question-building template
Week2

Research Without Getting Lost

Find, compare, summarize, and verify information without confusing fluency with truth.

Result Source-checked research brief
Week3

Plan the Real World

Build a road trip, itinerary, event plan, budget, packing list, or everyday project plan.

Result Practical plan with options and constraints
Week4

Buy Smarter and Time It Right

Compare products, flights, hotels, routes, and timing. Create a price-watch or check-in plan.

Result Decision table and price-watch plan
Week5

Write It. Say It. Show It.

Draft, revise, summarize, translate, and turn information into a clear presentation.

Result Finished communication or presentation
Week6

Make and Fix Visuals

Generate, edit, clean up, resize, restyle, or restore images with responsible review.

Result Original or edited visual asset
Week7

Put AI to Work for You

Create a recurring task, reminder, briefing, or monitoring request and assemble a personal playbook.

Result Personal AI playbook and recurring task

The practice plan

Two classes build each weekly topic. Students adapt every exercise to their own career, business, community project, or creative interest.

Session 01

Ask for What You Actually Need

Turn a fuzzy question into a clear request with context, constraints, and a useful format.

Optional lab

Question clinic

Rewrite three weak requests and compare the results side by side.

Session 02

Keep the Conversation Going

Use follow-up questions, examples, and corrections to get a more useful answer.

Session 03

Research Without Getting Lost

Build a short research brief using multiple sources.

Session 04

Trust, but Check

Verify claims, dates, quotations, links, and missing context.

Optional lab

Myth check

Investigate one confident AI answer that turns out to be incomplete or wrong.

Session 05

Plan the Real World

Create a road trip, itinerary, event plan, or household project with real constraints.

Session 06

Plan B Is Part of the Plan

Add timing, budget, accessibility needs, weather, delays, and backup options.

Session 07

Buy Smarter

Compare products or services using criteria that matter, not a generic top-ten list.

Session 08

Watch the Price, Not the Screen

Create a flight, hotel, or product price-watch and check-in plan.

Session 09

Write It Better

Draft and revise an email, letter, résumé section, proposal, or difficult message.

Session 10

Show, Don't Ramble

Turn research or notes into a concise presentation with a clear story.

Optional lab

Tone lab

Rewrite the same message for three different audiences without losing meaning.

Session 11

Make the Image

Create an original visual from a clear art direction.

Session 12

Fix the Image

Remove distractions, replace a background, restore a photo, resize, or adapt an existing image.

Session 13

Put It on Repeat

Create a recurring reminder, briefing, monitoring request, or scheduled task when supported.

Session 14

Build Your Personal AI Playbook

Organize reusable instructions, favorite use cases, privacy rules, and review habits.

Optional lab

Everyday AI showcase

Demonstrate one use case that saved time or produced a better decision.

Critical thinking skills

  • Identify the real decision or task before asking AI for an answer.
  • Ask follow-up questions that expose assumptions, missing information, and uncertainty.
  • Compare recommendations using personal constraints rather than accepting a generic ranking.
  • Recognize fabricated information, stale data, biased framing, sponsored influence, and false confidence.
  • Decide what information is safe to share and what must remain private.
  • Know when AI can assist and when a human expert or authoritative source is required.

How progress is evaluated

This is a not-for-credit course. Learning is evaluated through completion, demonstration, and instructor review of practical work rather than tests or grades. Evidence of learning includes:

  • A clearly framed everyday question with relevant context and constraints.
  • A short research brief with sources, uncertainties, and conclusions.
  • A comparison table or travel plan based on defined criteria.
  • A revised email, document, presentation, or other practical communication.
  • An original or edited image with a record of the requested changes.
  • A recurring task, alert plan, or monitoring request supported by the selected platform.

What you need

No textbook is required. Instructor-created question patterns, research guides, comparison templates, travel-planning worksheets, communication exercises, image-editing briefs, privacy checklists, and personal-playbook templates are provided digitally.

Students need a laptop or tablet and internet access for the live online sessions.

A paid AI platform is preferred for better results, higher usage limits, and broader access to image and scheduling features. Free accounts may be used with possible feature limitations.

Responsible everyday AI principles

Think before asking

Define the real task, decision, audience, and constraints before requesting an answer.

Protect before sharing

Personal, client, credential, financial, health, location, and proprietary information should not be entered into public AI systems.

Check before acting

Verify sources, dates, prices, calculations, availability, permissions, and high-impact recommendations.

Human accountability

AI can assist with research and execution, but you remain responsible for decisions and consequences.

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