This module helps you get Claude ready for real workplace use. You will move from account creation and plan selection to interface navigation, settings, model choices, and privacy-related preferences so you can make informed setup decisions from the start. The module is designed to leave you with a practical configuration checklist and the confidence to use Claude responsibly in day-to-day work.

This module moves from orientation to hands-on use by showing you how to work with Claude like a thoughtful colleague. You will practice structuring requests with the four-part brief, compare vague and specific prompts, explore multimodal inputs such as files and images, and strengthen your habits for checking Claude’s work before acting on it. The scenarios in this module are grounded in common workplace communication and knowledge tasks, making the skills immediately useful.

This module introduces projects as a way to organize ongoing work in Claude with shared context and continuity. You will see how projects can support repeatable collaboration, create a project around a realistic business scenario, and distinguish project context from memory-related features. The module also surfaces team-oriented features so you can recognize how projects can help groups work more consistently and efficiently.

This module shows how Claude can work with uploaded materials and generate useful outputs for business tasks. You will explore how to read files, produce artifacts, and manage those outputs through editing, versioning, downloading, and sharing. Through examples such as contract review and dashboard creation, you will learn how to turn raw information into practical deliverables while maintaining human oversight.

This module expands Claude from a standalone assistant into a connected workflow tool. You will learn how connectors and MCP support access to external systems, explore examples involving Gmail, Calendar, and Drive, and evaluate the trust and permissions issues that come with cross-tool automation. The morning brief scenario illustrates both the productivity value and the governance considerations of connected AI in the workplace.

This module helps you turn repeatable know-how into reusable skills that make Claude more consistent and more valuable over time. You will learn when a process should become a skill, explore built-in options, and create custom skills by talking to Claude or demonstrating a workflow. The examples in this module highlight how individuals and teams can capture practical expertise, refine it, and reuse it across recurring tasks.

This module introduces plugins as another way to extend Claude for specialized work. You will learn how to find, install, and manage plugins, and examine examples that support finance and marketing tasks. By the end of the module, you will be better equipped to judge whether a plugin is useful, relevant, and appropriate for a workplace context.

This concluding module shifts from individual use to organizational adoption. You will consider the decisions that shape a successful rollout, from admin controls and feature access to connector approvals, team habits, and continuous learning. The capstone and final assessments ask you to make realistic governance decisions and produce a practical team-facing deliverable that brings together the course’s core skills.