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Fall 2026 AI Lunch Club
Join us for four free AI Lunch Club sessions this fall Our Fall AI Lunch Club is four free, one-hour virtual sessions on Wednesdays at noon Central. Chris Porter and Chris Snider lead the sessions. No prior AI experience is required, and you can attend one, two, three or all four. Here’s what we’re covering…
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Protected: Summer School Week 6: More Gen AI Tools
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Protected: Summer School Week 5: Legal and Ethical Issues
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Protected: Summer School Week 4: Gen AI at Work
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Vibe-coding video games with kids
This week, the Innovation Profs taught our annual Innovation and Creativity Camp in conjunction with Urbandale Parks and Rec. We worked with a group of 8- to 13-year-olds on 3D printing, t-shirt printing, sticker making, robots, CNC machines and more. Some of the students planned out video games using this worksheet, and we brought them…
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Protected: Summer School Week 3: Get More From AI Tools
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Protected: Summer School Week 2: Prompting AI
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Protected: Summer School Week 1: Getting Started
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Welcome to Gen AI Fundamentals Summer School
This is a six-week guided version of our online course Gen AI Fundamentals. To participate, you need to be signed up for our online course. What you will get: Self-paced courses are great, until life turns them into no-paced. The guided version gives you structure, deadlines, and two people actually paying attention to what you’re…
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Want to actually finish a course on AI? Join our six-week guided cohort.
Most people don’t have a problem starting with AI. They have a problem sticking with it. You buy a course. You watch a couple videos. Then work gets busy, the browser tab stays open, and three weeks later you’ve learned … not much. Self-paced is great — until life turns it into no-paced. So we’re…
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