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Individual Tutoring & Coaching

Learn to Use AI — Personalized Coaching

I teach you how to use artificial intelligence (AI) for the things you want to do. We practice together, at your pace.

New to AI? Start Here.Start with a device, a question and something useful to try.Ready to Do More With AI?Bring a task. We can improve the prompt, evidence and result.

How we work together

  1. Discover

    We identify your goal and a comfortable starting point.

  2. Explore

    We compare tools and choose an approach that fits your needs.

  3. Create

    We make a useful prompt, document or learning resource together.

  4. Refine

    We check the result and practice how to improve it.

Build your digital foundations

Choose a skill to try in the free Learning Lab. We can also work through it together.

Ways I can help

Write & communicate

Turn rough notes into a clear email, outline or presentation.

Plan & organize

Break a project into steps you can follow.

Research & verify

Find public sources and check the claims that matter.

Explore ideas

Compare possibilities with your goals and priorities.

Learn new skills

Practice with an example, feedback and another try.

Make information accessible

Create clear study materials and useful visual explanations.

A better question makes a better starting point

Compare two ways to research a learning opportunity.

Before: too broad

Find good computer courses.

After: a focused request

Compare beginner evening computer courses for an adult in my city. Use official provider pages. List schedules, costs, access options and source links. Separate confirmed facts from questions to verify. Do not guess.

Sample response outline

  • A comparison table: course, schedule, cost and accessibility information.
  • An official source link beside each finding.
  • Open questions: current enrollment, available places and details to confirm directly.

A clearer prompt still needs human review. Open the original sources before relying on the answer.

Your experience is the starting point

Experienced professionals and older adults are welcome. Example: a retired manager wants to organize a volunteer training session.

  1. Bring what you know

    She knows the work, but has never used an AI chat tool.

  2. Try a useful task

    We practice turning her ideas into a short training outline.

  3. Keep your judgment

    She reviews the draft and has a prompt she can adapt next time.

From a Community Meeting to a Clear Plan

My volunteer community work includes AI-assisted notes, human review, and English–Spanish documentation. Here is an illustrative volunteer-event workflow.

  1. Community meeting

    Members discuss dates, recruitment and responsibilities.

  2. Organized notes

    I review the working summary against the discussion.

    Volunteer orientation discussed for next month.

  3. Clear next steps

    The group can review tasks and decide who will do what.

    Prepare draft volunteer announcement.

  4. Bilingual announcement

    One clear message, prepared in English and Spanish.

    Join our community volunteer meeting.

    Participe en nuestra reunión de voluntariado.

Learn the process—or get representation

Learn to navigate a process

I can teach you to organize an agency letter, build a chronology, find public regulations and prepare meeting questions.

Letter → key dates → records to find → questions to ask

Receive authorized representation

Consumer Advocacy is a separate service for preparation and nonattorney representation where the proceeding’s rules allow it.

Explore Consumer Advocacy & Administrative Hearings

I am not an attorney. Learning to use AI does not determine your legal rights or replace authorized representation.

What would you like to work on?

The first 15 minutes are free: your goals, service fit and a next step. Ongoing instruction is paid; we agree on scope and price before work begins.

Request a Free 15-Minute Consultation
Privacy and practical arrangements

Do not send passwords or confidential records in an initial inquiry. We discuss suitable tools, privacy settings and any subscription costs before using them.

Recording a meeting requires appropriate participant permission and the applicable recording rules. I review transcripts and summaries before preparing the documentation.