Name the bottleneck
Start with the task, question, project, or frustration you actually want to move forward.
Hands On AIFree community workshop · Basalt
Bring your bottleneck.
Bring one real frustration, project, or question and explore whether today's AI tools can help. Beginners and experienced users are both welcome.
Registration details will be added when Basalt Regional Library shares the event link.
Start with the friction
Bring the thing that keeps getting in your way.
Everyone has a task that takes too long, a problem they keep circling, or an idea they cannot quite move forward. Bring one real frustration, project, or question and explore whether today's AI tools can help.
You'll learn practical ways to communicate with AI, evaluate what it gives you, and keep your own judgment at the center.
What we'll practice
Turn one real problem into a practical next step.
Work it through
Practice giving useful context, asking follow-up questions, and exploring where AI may—and may not—help.
Keep yourself in charge
Learn how to evaluate responses and use your own judgment to decide what belongs in the final answer.
Before you come
Bring a real problem and a ready device, if you can.
Bring your bottleneck
- A task that takes too long, a project that is stuck, or a question you keep circling is a great place to start.
- No technical experience or polished prompt is required.
Bring a device if possible
- A laptop, tablet, or smartphone will help you take part in the hands-on work.
- Come with enough battery for the full session.
Venue and schedule
Make room for one useful problem.
6:00 PM Workshop begins
7:30 PM Workshop concludes
Community room
Basalt, Colorado
Good to know
Questions, welcome.
Do I need previous AI experience?
No. Beginners and experienced users are both welcome.
What should I bring?
Bring a laptop, tablet, or smartphone if possible, plus a real task, question, or problem you would like to explore.
How do I register?
Basalt Regional Library will publish registration through its event platform. This page will be updated when the library shares the link.
Ready to work through it?