Keep the judgment
AI can draft and organize. You decide what is true, useful, and ready to use.
October 20 registration
A 90-minute virtual workshop: learn AI fundamentals through three guided builds—professional prompting, reusable skills, and personalized automation. Then ask questions about applying AI in your work.
Meet the work where it is
You do not need an AI strategy. Start with a real task, learn a reliable way to review the result, and decide what is worth using again.
AI can draft and organize. You decide what is true, useful, and ready to use.
Choose one real task. Learn what works before expanding to the rest of your job.
AI can sound confident when it is wrong. Check facts, numbers, names, and commitments.
Fundamentals in practice
Follow the sequence: prompt → context → tools → output schema → connectors → skills → automation.
Build a professional email step by step: prompt, context, tools, then a clear output schema for the subject, greeting, purpose, personal context, questions, closing and signature.
Use connectors to bring in sample project information, then save the instructions and output schema as a reusable weekly progress-update skill.
Set a weekly schedule that uses your project sources, reusable skill and output schema to prepare a progress email for review.
Bring questions about tools, privacy, your role, what to buy, and what to avoid.
One focused session
Meet your facilitator, share your experience with AI, and learn what to expect from the session, including how to use AI responsibly.
Learn how AI works through everyday examples, from writing an email to preparing a weekly project update.
Build a professional email step by step: prompt, context, tools, then a clear output schema for the subject, greeting, purpose, personal context, questions, closing and signature.
Use connectors to bring in sample project information, then save the instructions and output schema as a reusable weekly progress-update skill.
Set a weekly schedule that uses your project sources, reusable skill and output schema to prepare a progress email for review.
Ask about tools, privacy, and applying AI in your work.
Save one useful result and choose what to practice next.
Take it with you
A short path from first prompt to reviewed result.
Prompts, examples, and next steps tailored to the work you bring.
A clear list of what never belongs in an AI tool.
A simple way to check accuracy, privacy, tone, and readiness before using a result.
The practical case
The workshop ticket is $99. The value depends on your tasks, review time, repetition, and actual adoption.
Registration · Step 1 of 3
Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · 6:00–7:30 PM ET · $99 · 90 minutes · Google Meet
We save your attendee details first, then open secure Stripe checkout. Your seat is confirmed only after payment.
Before the workshop: You will need at least a free ChatGPT or Claude account to participate in and benefit from the workshop’s hands-on examples. Please create your account and sign in before the session. A paid subscription is optional.
Questions, answered
90 minutes total: 60 minutes of teaching and guided practice, 25 minutes of Q&A, and a 5-minute close.
No. The session starts in plain language and uses guided examples.
No paid subscription is required. You will need at least a free ChatGPT or Claude account to participate in and benefit from the workshop’s hands-on examples. Please create your account and sign in before the session. A paid subscription is optional.
A laptop, charger, internet connection, and the Google Meet link emailed before the session.
Bring two real but sanitized examples from your work. Remove names, financials, credentials, and proprietary pricing.
Use sanitized, non-confidential information only. Never enter credentials, payment data, personal records, or protected business information.
No coding is required. You will practice practical prompts, review checks, and repeatable workflows.
You receive payment confirmation, the Google Meet link before the event, and a short pre-work checklist.
Yes. Each attendee needs a seat so everyone receives materials and can participate.
Yes. Alkot Tech records the session for internal facilitator review and quality improvement. The recording is not provided to participants or used publicly. Recording consent is required before attendance.
Sessions are recorded for restricted internal review and are not distributed to participants. Full refund requests must be received at least 24 hours before the scheduled workshop start. Requests within 24 hours receive credit toward a future Alkot Tech session.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · $99
After payment, you will receive confirmation, the Google Meet link before the event, and a short pre-work checklist.