Live AI Skills Workshops
Interactive sessions for teams who want practical AI workflows, better prompts, and clear boundaries.
Live online training • Templates included • Responsible by design
Learn AI with clarity. Use it with confidence.
AI Online Classroom is a practical training studio led by Mary Flynn. I help educators, teams, and small organizations build real AI skills—without hype, pressure, or risky shortcuts.
Prompting & workflow design
Educator-friendly AI literacy
Policy & guardrails
Adoption support
Services built for real‑world adoption
Pick a starting point. Each service can be delivered remotely, customized to your tools, and scaled across teams.
AI for Educators & Schools
Teacher-friendly training on AI literacy, lesson planning, academic integrity, and classroom guidelines.
Curriculum & Course Design
Need a full program? I design course flows, activities, and ready-to-run materials—online or blended.
Coaching & Implementation Sprints
Short, focused engagements to map workflows, choose tools, and build repeatable AI playbooks.
Why clients work with me
You don’t need more AI noise—you need clarity, repeatable habits, and a process your people will actually use.
Practical, not performative
We focus on realistic use cases and “Monday morning” workflows—writing, planning, analysis, and communication.
Responsible by design
Every engagement includes privacy-aware guidance, data boundaries, and verification habits to reduce risk.
Built for adoption
Templates, prompt patterns, and checklists make training stick—so teams don’t reset to zero next week.
More consistent outputs
Through prompt structures and review checklists (no “magic prompts”).
Time saved on drafts
Often by using reusable frameworks and tone guides (results vary by team and task).
Clearer guardrails
So people know what’s okay to share, what’s not, and how to verify.
A transparent, low-friction process
You’ll always know what we’re doing, what you’ll receive, and what happens next.
1) Discovery call
We clarify your audience, goals, constraints, and success signals. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll tell you.
2) Scope & plan
You receive a clear outline: session format, deliverables, responsibilities, and a simple timeline.
3) Delivery
Live online workshop(s), coaching, or a sprint—hands-on, interactive, and tailored to your tools.
4) Follow‑through
Templates, recording (if desired), and a practical next‑steps plan so momentum continues.
Featured anonymous case
A realistic example of what “better AI adoption” can look like—without overpromising.
Anonymous case: Training a 30‑person internal team
Situation: A cross‑functional team wanted to use generative AI for drafting and analysis, but had inconsistent results, unclear privacy boundaries, and a lot of “prompt anxiety.”
Approach: We ran a 2‑hour live workshop (fundamentals + prompting), then a short implementation sprint to create a shared prompt library, a tone guide, and a verification checklist.
What changed: Team members reported more predictable outputs and faster first drafts. Managers gained clearer standards for review and safer sharing.
Note: Outcomes depend on your starting point, tools, and internal review practices. I’ll help you define success signals that fit your reality.
Common questions
If you’re wondering it, someone else probably is too.
Do you teach specific tools (ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, etc.)?
Yes. I teach transferable skills first (how to think, prompt, verify), then we apply them to your preferred tools and workflows.
Is this training appropriate for beginners?
Absolutely. We start with clear fundamentals and build toward real use cases. Advanced groups can move faster with deeper practice.
How do you handle privacy and sensitive information?
I design training around safe-sharing practices. We avoid using confidential data in demos and create simple guardrails for your team.
What does pricing look like?
Pricing depends on format (workshop vs. sprint), customization, and deliverables. I’ll share a clear quote after a short discovery call.
Ready to make AI feel simpler?
If you want training that respects your context and avoids unrealistic promises, let’s talk. You’ll get a clear recommendation—even if that means a smaller first step.