AI Fundamentals Workshop - Saskatoon, SK

AI Fundamentals Workshop

This beginner-friendly session introduces participants to the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence and how to use modern AI tools responsibly in everyday work.

Participants will explore how frontier AI models such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude turn prompts into useful outputs, and how these tools can support productivity, research, and problem-solving.

Through demonstrations and hands-on exercises, attendees will learn the basics of effective prompting, work with text and spreadsheets, and explore multimodal AI capabilities that combine multiple input types.

The session also covers responsible AI use, including privacy considerations, recognizing bias and hallucinations, and understanding the limitations of AI systems.

Why Take This Course

• Build a broad understanding of how modern AI tools work
• Learn how AI can support everyday tasks such as writing, research, and problem solving
• Gain hands-on experience using AI to complete simple workplace tasks
• Understand privacy considerations when using AI tools online
• Learn how to identify and mitigate inherent issues with AI models
• Develop confidence using AI responsibly in professional environments

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand key AI concepts such as prompts, tokens, models, and outputs
• Explain at a high level how AI models generate responses
• Write basic prompts to solve simple problems and tasks
• Use multimodal prompts that combine multiple input types
• Identify and remove sensitive information before submitting prompts
• Recognize common AI risks such as hallucinations, bias, and context drift
• Use AI tools to assist with writing, summarizing, and basic productivity tasks

Agenda

• Icebreaker and Introduction​
• How AI Works
• Problem Solving with Prompts​
• Privacy​
• Multimodal Prompting
• Safety: Personal Level
• Safety: Common AI Issues​
• AI for Productivity
• Productivity Tasks
• Office Tasks

Note: Lunch is included with your registration.
We partner with Cubbi to provide individually packed lunch options for all participants.

Note: Participants are required to bring their own laptop to fully participate in the hands-on activities. All other materials will be provided.

Note: We are currently in the process of making our Learning Centre wheelchair-accessible. To help us prepare for your attendance, please contact us regarding mobility needs before registering. Email us at info@morrisinteractive.ca or call (866) 955-3006.

Location:

Morris Interactive Learning Centre (Inside the Supreme Steel building)

1 North Corman Industrial Park, Saskatoon, SK S7K 8C1

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Frequently asked questions

Where will the workshop be taking place?

At the Morris Interactive Learning Centre (inside the Supreme Steel building) 1 North Corman Industrial Park, Saskatoon, SK S7K 8C1

Will lunch be served?

Yes. Lunch is included with your registration.

What do I need to bring?

Participants are required to bring their own laptop to fully participate in the hands-on activities. All other materials will be provided.

Do we have to pay for parking?

No, the Morris Interactive Learning Centre (inside the Supreme Steel building) has free parking.

If I don’t attend, will I get a refund?

To offer a more streamlined experience for all participants, we do not offer refunds.

Can I bring a friend or colleague with me?

Of course! As long as they have been registered at least 2 weeks prior and paid for their seat. (Unless the workshop is at capacity).

Can I pay for my seat after attending the training?

Sorry, your seat is only confirmed once payment has been received.

Can I pay by cheque or invoice?

To offer a more streamlined experience, as of April 1, 2025, we are only accepting credit card payments for our conferences. Contact us for more information.

Is the Morris Interactive Learning Centre wheelchair accessible?

At this time, the Morris Interactive Learning Centre is not wheelchair accessible. We sincerely apologize for this limitation and want to make sure all attendees are informed in advance.