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Watch and Learn
Recently purchased access to the Watch and Learn?
Technology Training will email you a link to the Watch and Learn platform within two business days.
Questions? Contact Tech Training at techtraining@stanford.edu.
Starter Package
- 3-month full access to the AI Video Library.
- $50 credit for any Tech Training session in the upcoming academic year.
Special Rate: $150
Ideal for exploring AI, building confidence, or tackling a specific project over the next few months.
Standard Package
- 6-month full access to the AI Video Library.
- $100 credit for any Tech Training session in the upcoming academic year.
Special Rate: $300
The right balance of time and value to build lasting AI skills through practice and real-world application.
Premium Package
- 12-month full access to the AI Video Library, with access through August 31, 2027.
- $300 credit for any Tech Training session in the upcoming academic year.
Special Rate: $800
The best value for making AI a lasting part of how you work, create, and solve problems throughout the year.
Watch and Learn Details
All packages are STAP Funds and Healthcare Education Assistance eligible.
Each package includes Tech Training Credit toward future sessions, valid through August 31, 2027.
Group purchases available for teams of 5 or more. Please contact techtraining@stanford.edu for more details.
What's Inside the AI Video Library
Browse 30+ self-paced comprehensive video lessons covering practical AI skills for work and creativity.
- AI Animating the Static: Bringing Still Images to Life Through Generative Video
- AI Formula Assistance: Prompting for Excel and Google Sheets
- AI-Powered Project Planning: Mastering WBS and Timelines
- Analyzing Feedback with AI: Identifying Themes in Qualitative Data
- The Anatomy of a Perfect Prompt
- The Art of the Follow-Up: Deepening the Conversation
- Brand Consistency: AI Techniques for Maintaining Character and Style Across Multiple Images
- Can AI Be Too Helpful? Why Helpful AI Still Needs Boundaries
- Conversational vs. Command: How to Talk to an AI
- Creative Spark: Using AI for Brainstorming and Ideation
- Fact-Checking the AI: Identifying and Preventing Hallucinations
- Decision Support: Using AI to Weigh Pros and Cons
- Developing Slide Outlines: Structuring Presentations with AI
- Iterative Prompting: How to Refine and Pivot
- Localization and Tone: Adapting Content for Different Audiences
- Master the Prompt: Setting AI Constraints — Managing Length, Tone, and Style for Perfect Outputs
- Meeting Management with AI: From Raw Notes to Definitive Action
- Modifying The Canvas: Mastering In-Painting, Out-Painting & Image-to-Image Editing
- Navigating AI Security: Prompt Injection and Data Privacy
- OpenAI: Creating Your Own GPTs - Build Customized ChatGPT Experiences for Specific Tasks
- Prompting 101: What Is a Prompt and Why Does It Matter?
- Reverse Prompting: Letting the AI Help You Build Better Prompts
- Script To Screen: The AI Video Production Workflow
- Seeing Is Believing: Mastering Multi-Modal Prompting
- Setting the Stage: The Power of Assigning Personas
- Structuring the Unstructured: Turning Messy Text into Tables
- Technical Visuals: Prompting for Professional Diagram, Schematics & Flowcharts
- The AI Research Assistant: Sifting Through Dense Information with Precision and Speed
- The Logic Lab: Testing and Improving AI Reasoning
- The Road Ahead: Developing A Lifelong AI Strategy
- Working with AI to Draft Emails, Memos, and Formal Letters: A Practical Guide for Modern Professionals
- Zero-Shot vs. Few-Shot: Teaching by Example
Help & Support
Recently purchased access to the Watch and Learn Packages?
Technology Training will email you a link to the Watch and Learn platform within two business days.
Questions? Contact Tech Training at techtraining@stanford.edu.
