Course: Writing with AI: Practical Tools for Real-World Use
Designed for beginners, this two-session course offers a practical introduction to using generative AI for real-world writing and research—no technical or coding experience required.
Session 1 – participants will explore what AI tools can and cannot do, discuss common questions and concerns, and learn about security, privacy, and ethical considerations before working hands-on with writing and research tasks. Participants will also be invited to share their goals and what they’ve heard about AI so the course can adapt to their interests and needs.
Session 2 – focuses on refining skills, troubleshooting challenges, evaluating AI-generated content, and developing a thoughtful, effective approach to using AI in everyday and professional contexts.
Between sessions, participants will practice using AI tools with guided activities and will have opportunities to ask questions and receive guidance as they apply these tools to their own writing or research goals.
April 11th, 2026
April 18th, 2026
Fee:
$50
Writing with AI: Practical Tools for Real-World Use - UWRT-110 1
| Start Date | End Date | Class Schedule | Time | Instructor | Location | Credits/CEU's |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 11th, 2026 | Apr 18th, 2026 | Saturday | 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM | Anthony Sovak | Downtown | - |