Live, hands-on, 90 minutes, taught by two presenters who plan for the crowd that walks through your doors on a Tuesday. Your first two classes are free because a track record beats a pitch.
Start a booking inquiry →Six classes, beginner to confident. Every class is 90 minutes: a short welcome, a plain-English explanation of AI, then guided practice on patrons' own devices with one presenter at the screen and one working the room.
We arrive 45 minutes early, test your wifi, and carry a backup hotspot, adapters, a microphone and large-print handouts. Your team unlocks the room and takes the credit. Happy to complete any background check or paperwork your library requires.
A paste-ready program description before the event, a headcount and photos after, and a short summary in your inbox the next morning. The write-up for your director nearly writes itself.
What AI is, what it does well, and where it falls on its face. No tech background needed, and everyone tries it on their own device.
Patrons arrive with one thing they keep putting off and practice on it. A technology class, not advice, said clearly in the room.
Resume rewrites on screen, interview practice out loud, and straight talk about what AI can and cannot fix.
One place that catches every thought, with AI doing the filing. Take-home files so the system survives the weekend.
For patrons already using AI daily: techniques practiced live against their own real work.
A working session built with your director around your desk's real questions: AI-invented book titles, program descriptions, whatever your team runs into. The agenda is set with you before the date is booked.
Tell us your library, your crowd, and a month that could work. We reply within two days with date options and a paste-ready program description for your newsletter and calendar.
Two presenters, 45 minutes early, all equipment in hand. Patrons practice on their own devices, and nobody waits long for help because one of us never stops moving.
Sign-in sheet, headcount, photos if your policy allows, and a summary email the next morning. If the room loved it, part two usually books itself.
No presenter fee for a new library’s first two classes — come see how your community responds before any money question exists. Patrons never pay to attend, ever. If you want us back after that, repeats are a modest honorarium sized to your programming budget; some libraries fund them from programming funds, some with help from a Friends group when they have one. Grant funding for library speakers in New York is limited, so we keep the ask small and the conversation simple. You will not find a dollar figure on this site because every library’s situation is different.
Ask about dates →Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess and the Harlem Valley are home turf, and we go farther when the calendar allows. Senior centers, community rooms and outreach locations get the same class. Our library directory covers all 75 libraries in the region.