Font size options
Increase or decrease the font size for this website by clicking on the 'A's.
Contrast options
Choose a color combination to give the most comfortable
contrast.
Register 10 Seats Remaining
This series is welcoming, practical, and beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed.
Session 1: April 1 | Intro to AI for Everyday Life
• Plain-English overview of AI/LLMs and what they can (and can’t) do
• Everyday examples (home admin, travel planning, learning, budgeting, wellness)
• Safe/ethical use, good prompts, and quick wins to get started
This series is welcoming, practical, and beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed.
Session 2: April 8 | Hands-On Use Cases
Bring a real personal task you want AI to help you with
Guided practice building prompts and iterating on outputs
Turning AI results into repeatable “recipes” you can use again
This series is welcoming, practical, and beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed.
Session 3: April 15 | Tune-Up, Troubleshooting & Next Steps
Review participants’ AI-generated work and refine it for quality
Tips for accuracy, privacy, and light automation
Take-home templates, ideas, and future resources
This series is welcoming, practical, and beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed.
Registration required
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Lecture & Discussion | Computers & Technology |
TAGS: | tech talk |
Americans With Disabilities Act
Any person needing an accommodation for a disability in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act in order to access library meetings, services, programs, or activities of should contact a member of the library staff by telephone at 847-669-5386 or in writing five working days prior to the meeting.