AI workshops · Evansville area

Start using AI.
Bring a task.
Get some help.

A hands-on introduction for business owners and busy professionals who want to use AI in their everyday work. Learn with Debbi Starr, ask questions, and practice as you go.

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2 hoursUp to 20 participantsBeginners welcome

Workshop pricing

Come on your own.
Or bring your whole group.

Choose a public workshop seat or arrange a private session for your team, association, or community organization.

Public Workshop

INDIVIDUAL SEAT
$49
per person · introductory price

Join a scheduled beginner workshop with other people learning to use AI.

  • Two hours of live instruction and practice
  • Group capped at 20 participants
  • Everyday business examples and guided exercises
  • Digital starter prompts and reference guide
  • Time for questions during the session
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All prices are in U.S. dollars. Private-session pricing applies to Evansville-area locations confirmed when booking. Any travel charge is quoted in advance. Venue rental, catering, paid software, implementation, and ongoing support are not included.

Practical from the start

Learn enough to use it again tomorrow.

01

Know where to start

Understand what an AI assistant can help with and choose a small task for your first attempt.

02

Ask better questions

Give clear instructions and useful context. Learn how to improve an answer that misses the mark.

03

Practice on real work

Draft a follow-up email or turn rough notes into a checklist you can refine and reuse.

04

Check before you use

Spot unsupported claims, review the output, and understand what information to keep private.

The two-hour session

Watch it.
Try it.
Ask your questions.

We'll focus on one AI assistant so you have time to practice. Bring a laptop and a small, non-confidential task you'd like help with.

  1. AI basics and choosing a useful task
  2. A live example, from first prompt to better result
  3. Guided practice on everyday tasks
  4. Accuracy, privacy, and reviewing your work
  5. Questions and your next task to try
Debbi Starr, your workshop instructor

Your instructor · Debbi Starr

Practical help.
Patient explanations.

Debbi is an AI operations and systems consultant with more than 20 years in systems, analysis, and implementation. Her background spans enterprise IT, higher education, and hands-on small-business work.

Her approach starts with the work you need to do. In the workshop, you'll get plain-language explanations and time to practice with help in the room.

Before you attend

A few things
to know.

Is this suitable for a complete beginner?

Yes. The workshop starts with the basics. You should be comfortable using a web browser and typing, but you don't need previous AI experience.

What should I bring?

Bring a charged laptop, its power cord, and a task you can practice without sharing confidential information. Setup instructions will tell you which account to create before the session.

Will I need a paid AI subscription?

The beginner exercises are planned around free account access. You'll receive the tool and account requirements before you register.

What does the private-session host provide?

A suitable room, reliable Wi-Fi for the group, a screen or projector, and a confirmed attendee count. We'll agree on the date, location, and any travel charge before booking.

Can you customize the workshop?

The private workshop includes a planning call and examples relevant to your audience. A custom curriculum, company-specific workflows, or additional sessions can be quoted separately.

Does the workshop include setting up business systems?

The session covers learning and practice. Automation builds, business-system configuration, and individual consulting are separate services.

A useful place to begin

Which task would you like
a little help with?

Ask about the next public workshop or tell Debbi about the group you'd like to bring together.

Talk with Debbi about a workshop