Greater St. Louis · Virtual training for broader audiences
Learn how to use AI in everyday life, build skills for work, and help your organization move forward. Approachable training for individuals, businesses, government teams, and community organizations.
Beginner-friendly learning, with special attention to adults 50+. Dates, pricing, and enrollment are not confirmed; workshop requests are inquiries.
Learn Work Belong
AI skills for real life.
A practical place to begin, ask questions, and learn at your own pace.
Who this is for
Start with the tasks and questions that matter to you. No technical background is needed for beginner learning.
Proposed training areas
These programs are proposed and interest-based while the curriculum is being evaluated. Dates, pricing, and enrollment have not been confirmed.
01 / Proposed · Interest gathering
Beginner-friendly instruction on tools such as ChatGPT for writing messages, planning activities, organizing information, learning new skills, and using voice conversations. No coding required.
New to AI? You belong here.
Start with the basics, ask questions, and practice tasks that matter to you.
Understand AI’s limits, check answers, protect personal information, and recognize suspicious messages, manipulated media, and potential scams.
Explore transferable skills, improve résumés and cover letters, practice for interviews, and consider career options with AI.
Explore practical uses for customer communication, marketing drafts, meeting summaries, procedures, and everyday administrative tasks.
Explore responsible AI use, staff productivity, accessible communication, and ways to evaluate AI within organizational policies.
Possible formats include beginner workshops, small-group instruction, virtual sessions, and customized organizational training, subject to availability. Join the interest list or request information while details are being developed.
For organizations
Businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, libraries, senior centers, and community groups can ask about hosting a session. Proposed training can be tailored to your audience’s experience, goals, and everyday tasks.
Request a Training ProposalA proposal request is an inquiry; session dates, pricing, and availability are not confirmed.
Tell us your goals. Find the right training. Practice skills you can use.
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Share who you serve, what people want to learn, and a preferred format.
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Discuss a beginner-friendly approach that fits your audience and goals.
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Focus on familiar tasks, thoughtful questions, and responsible use.
Our mission
AI for All Generations helps people of every generation gain the confidence and practical skills to use artificial intelligence. We provide community education, support workers navigating changes caused by AI, and help businesses and government organizations prepare their people for an evolving world.
We give special attention to adults age 50 and older, helping them use AI confidently in everyday life and stay engaged in the workforce. Our approach is patient and practical: start with the basics, learn at a comfortable pace, ask questions, and practice with tasks that matter to you.
Speaking and community conversations
Founder Mark Lawson welcomes inquiries about speaking on getting comfortable with AI after 50, practical AI for everyday life, helping workers adapt to workplace change, introducing AI to a business or community, and responsible AI use and digital confidence.
Libraries, employers, community groups, senior centers, workforce organizations, and government entities can ask about a workshop or presentation.
Your next step
Interested in personal learning, hosting a workshop, inviting a speaker, or discussing a community partnership? Tell us what you have in mind.
These are inquiries, not enrollment or confirmed bookings. Dates, pricing, and availability are still being evaluated.
For an individual inquiry, share your learning goals and whether you prefer in-person or virtual learning. For a group, include your organization, audience size, experience level, topics, and desired timeframe.
Inquiry channels are being prepared. Dates, enrollment, and pricing are not yet confirmed; workshop requests are inquiries.