You will be emailed a receipt and more information about the course.

There will be recordings of every live class made available, and you can join our discussions online. 

Yes. Of course, I think you're going to love the course. But, if you are unsatisfied, you can request a refund up to 14 days after the course begins for AI for Editors.

Nope! In Introductory AI for Editors, you can incorporate everything I'll teach as long as you have basic computer skills. The content gets more advanced with Advanced AI Prompting for Editors and Building AI Assistants. We strongly recommend you start with the introductory course.  

We recommend you have access to at least one enterprise or paid individual AI account, such as Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT.

Most of our focus is on techniques you can use with any AI tool. We include examples with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, NotebookLM, SciSpace, and others.

In Introductory AI for Editors and Advanced AI Prompting for Editors, there will be an optional assignment you can complete for each lesson. At the end of the course, you can request a Certificate of Completion as long as you have completed the coursework. For Building AI Assistants, you will need to build an AI assistant in order to receive a certificate of completion.

Students will have exclusive access to the AI for Editors online community during the length of the course. In the group, there will be articles posted about AI ethics, copyright developments, AI for writers, and other related topics. It's also a place for students to ask questions, troubleshoot, share their AI experiments, and stay connected between lessons.

Each lesson is 90 minutes. It's recommended you spend time practicing your skills between lessons. How much time you spend is up to you. Students say they spend about 60 minutes per assignment in Introductory AI for Editors and Advanced AI Prompting for Editors.

Email me at Erin@aiforeditors.com.