Hours
19½ from assignments you’ve handed in, 8 from four live sessions.
27½ of 90 hours
Behind by 6 hours. Two open assignments would catch you up: Prepare a meeting brief and Turn a supplier directory into clean data.
From assignments
30½ hours from 10 hand-ins. They count the moment you hand in.
- Set up your AI workspaceSession 1 · accepted1½ hours
- Teach Claude who you are and what you doSession 1 · accepted3 hours
- Build a prompt librarySession 2 · accepted4 hours
- Rewrite a process you ownSession 2 · accepted3½ hours
- Triage a week of emailSession 3 · changes needed4 hours
- Draft your weekly updateSession 3 · accepted3 hours
- Write a set of reply templatesSession 3 · accepted2½ hours
- Research a supplier with AISession 4 · waiting to be marked3½ hours
- Summarise a long reportSession 4 · accepted3 hours
- Read the AI at work guideAny time · accepted2½ hours
From live sessions
2 hours for each session you ticked.
- Session 1 · Getting started with AI at workThursday 7 January · you were there2 hours
- Session 2 · Asking well: prompts that workThursday 14 January · you were there2 hours
- Session 3 · Your inbox and your writingThursday 21 January · you were there2 hours
- Session 4 · Meetings, research and briefsThursday 28 January · you were there2 hours
Progress
What has to be done to finish, counted in things rather than hours.
- Live sessions attended4 of 8Tick “I was there” after each one
- Assignments accepted by Johnnie8 of 19Handed in counts for hours; accepted counts here
- Multiple-choice tests passed4 of 8One per session, 80% to pass
- Skills scans1 of 2One at the start, one at the end
- Your final confirmation0 of 1After session 8
Altogether: 17 of 38 things done45% through