- 3 min
- Free
Where Claude lives
Find and sign in to Claude on the web, the desktop app, or your phone, using your work account.
Your lessons
Three minutes each. Take them in order, or skip to whatever your week needs.
Level 0
Find and sign in to Claude on the web, the desktop app, or your phone, using your work account.
Know which plan and account you're using, and what a usage-limit notice means.
Describe the result you want in plain words. Claude decides whether it needs a quick reply or longer work.
Write a plain request, the way you'd ask a colleague, with no special wording.
Know which information stays out of Claude.
Know what your employer can see in Claude, and keep work and personal accounts apart.
Find the memory setting and decide whether Claude should remember things between chats.
Check anything Claude states as fact before you rely on it.
Level 1
Give Claude the context, the goal and the format, so the first draft is close to usable.
Improve a draft by telling Claude what to change, one follow-up at a time, in the same chat.
Attach a file to a chat and ask Claude questions about it.
Ask Claude for a table with the columns you name, instead of paragraphs you have to pick apart.
Ask Claude to search the web, then open its sources to check what it said.
Find something Claude made for you, days later, and save a copy of your own.
Use voice mode to ask Claude something out loud instead of typing it.
Recognize the work that should stay with you, and the work that needs checking.
Level 2
Keep the instructions, files and chats for one ongoing piece of work together in a Project.
Share an artifact with only the people you mean to, using the right option for your plan.
Work out why a feature is missing, your plan or your admin's settings, and ask for it the right way.
Use Claude inside Excel, Word or PowerPoint, and ask it about the file you already have open.
Ask Claude to draft a document or a short deck, then take a copy away as a file.
Level 3
Describe the finished result you want, and let Claude work out the steps.
Choose how often Claude stops to ask before it acts, and start on manual approval.
Give Claude access to one practice folder on your computer, and nothing else.
Follow the steps as Claude works on a task, and stop it when it drifts.
Spot prompt injection, instructions hidden in a web page or file that try to steer Claude.
Review what Claude delivers against the original files before you use it.
Level 4
Add a connector so Claude can use one of your work apps, seeing only what you already can.
Tell the built-in browser apart from Claude in Chrome, and use the one that keeps your logins out of it.
Turn the way you like a task done into a Skill by describing it to Claude, then saving it.
Add a ready-made plugin that sets Claude up for the work your role does.
Tell @Claude in Slack apart from the Slack connector, and pick the right one for the job.
Have Claude draft email replies that you read, fix and send yourself.
Level 5
Set up a scheduled task that Claude runs on its own, on a timetable you choose.
Tell whether a scheduled task can run while your laptop is closed.
Hand Claude a job in steps, and have it stop for your review after each one.
Turn a task you repeat into a Skill a teammate can follow without you there.
Review the folders, connectors and scheduled tasks Claude can use, and take back what you no longer need.
Run a ten-minute show-and-tell that teaches one coworker one task you now do with Claude.