Group sessions
Plain-English AI sessions for libraries, community centres, seniors groups and workplaces. Friendly, unhurried and built around what your members want to know.
Ways we can run it
A friendly talk
A relaxed introduction to what AI is, how scammers use it and how to stay safe, with plenty of time for questions. Suits a library or club meeting.
A hands-on session
A small group tries a chatbot together, step by step, on their own phones or tablets or on the venue's computers. Nobody is rushed.
A short series
A few sessions over several weeks, each built around one or two lessons from this site, so people can practise in between.
A beginner session for staff
A plain-English start for staff who are new to AI: what it is, safe habits and what to keep out of it. For structured workplace training, CAQA AI is the right place.
What every session includes
- Plain English, no jargon and no product sales.
- Large-print handouts, from the one-page lesson printouts on this site.
- At the group's pace, with time for questions.
- Built around what your members want to know, such as scams, letters or photos.
Topics to choose from
- What AI is, and what it is not
- Trying a chatbot safely
- Writing a good question
- Checking answers: AI can be wrong
- Privacy: what not to type in
- Spotting AI scams, deepfakes and voice-clone calls
- AI for letters and forms
- AI for health information: always check with a doctor
- AI for photos and memories
- Helping grandchildren with homework, fairly
- Using AI at work as a beginner
- Where to get help
Format, timing and any costs are talked through and agreed with you before anything is booked. For structured AI training for a workplace, see CAQA AI (another website).
Ask about a session for your group
Tell us a little about your group. We will reply within two business days.