Using AI in practice

A no-code, hands-on course that teaches you to use AI chat tools well, check what they say, and set your own rules for using them in practice. It takes about three and a half hours.

The one idea the course has to land: these tools are useful and fluent, and fluent is not the same as right.

What you need

A free account with any AI provider, such as Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, and a laptop or tablet. There is no code.

What you leave with

A saved set of prompts for your own work, and a one-page list of your rules for using AI in practice.

Modules

1. How LLMs work, 25 minutes. Open now.
2. The landscape, and which tool for what, 30 minutes. Coming soon.
3. How to prompt, and how not to, 45 minutes. Coming soon.
4. What to check, and how to ask for sources, 40 minutes. Coming soon.
5. Making things, 40 minutes. Coming soon.
6. Privacy, records, and professional responsibility, 20 minutes. Coming soon.
7. Your rules for practice, and where next, 20 minutes. Coming soon.

Modules 2 to 7 will ask you to sign in.

Before you start

Take ten minutes to set up. Create a free account with any one AI provider. Then bring two things: one real task from work that involves writing, and one clinical question where you already know the answer.