WORKSHOPS
Workshops for groups and organizations
A clear, practical introduction to AI and digital organization for clubs, libraries, professional groups, residential communities, and private gatherings. No sales pitch, no jargon, and no assumption of prior experience.
Topics we teach
AI, explained plainly
What these tools are, what they are useful for, and what they get wrong. Attendees leave with one thing they can try that week.
Privacy and spotting scams
What never belongs in a chat box, how to check a suspicious message or call, and where to report one.
Family stories and letters
Using AI to preserve recipes, write letters, and turn recollections into something worth sharing.
Getting organized
Checklists, planning, summarizing long documents, and preparing questions for doctors and service providers.
How a workshop runs
- Led in person by Bradley Cohen, founder of Your AI Neighbor. Virtual presentations are possible where that suits the group better.
- Length and group size are agreed with the host. A live demonstration is included, and attendees are encouraged to follow along on their own phone or tablet.
- Every attendee leaves with a printed guide from our free library — no email address or sign-up required.
- Time is reserved at the end for questions from the room, which is usually the most useful part.
What the host provides
A room, seating, and a screen or projector where possible. Wi-Fi is helpful but not required. Fees, dates, and travel are agreed in writing before anything is scheduled.
Currently scheduled
No public workshops are scheduled at this time. Genuinely scheduled dates will be listed here when they are confirmed — we do not list dates that are not booked.
Inquire about a date
Choose “Community workshop” on the request form, or call Bradley directly at 410-984-9124. Workshop dates are always confirmed personally.
Request a workshop