Station52 Classroom
Giving people an AI tool is the easy part. Classroom teaches them to use it well — practical skills, safe habits, and examples from real work. Not a slide deck everyone forgets by Friday.
Why training is the difference
Most AI rollouts stall in the same place: licenses go out, a few people get curious, and everyone else keeps working the old way. Classroom closes that gap.
Short videos, guided practice, and quick knowledge checks. People learn a skill in minutes and use it the same day — no prompt-engineering degree required.
Your AI policy, protecting sensitive information, reviewing what AI produces, and keeping a person accountable for the result. Safety is taught, not assumed.
Learning paths map to Station52 Workspace agents and the tasks your teams already do — so the next step after a lesson is real work, not another lesson.
What’s inside
Everything people need to learn, practice, and keep going — in one place they can come back to.
Learning home
Each person gets a personalized list of the courses that are important for them and what’s recommended next. Progress moves from Not started to In progress to Finished, so nobody has to guess where they left off.
Catalog
Search for what you need right now. Start with Meet AI, check your team’s readiness, or take the masterclass on reimagining your own job with AI once the basics are in place.
Courses
Fundamentals of AI Prompt Engineering runs across 19 assets: one- to three-minute videos, PDF guides, and knowledge checks. People can learn a skill between meetings and pick up exactly where they stopped.
Learning paths
Start everyone on the same foundations, then branch by role. Self-paced paths fit around the workday; live sessions add a person to ask.
For everyone
What AI is, what it’s good at, and how to use it responsibly at work.
For everyone
How to ask clearly, give context, and check what comes back before you use it.
For everyone
Scheduled 30-minute sessions on the tools your team already opens every day.
For admins and champions
For the people leading the rollout: where the team stands, how to pilot, and how to keep it going.
Practical skills for each function, taught with the Workspace agents that team will use.
Research accounts, clean lead lists, build the deck.
Workspace agents
Draft policies and answer handbook questions with sources.
Workspace agents
Write on-brand content and keep a steady posting cadence.
Workspace agents
Turn meetings into actions and processes into documents.
Workspace agents
Get the report, track AI opportunities, review what was decided.
Workspace agents
Live sessions, office hours, coaching
Video lessons get everyone to the same baseline. Live time is where questions get answered and habits form.
Sessions for leaders, champions, pilot users, or the whole company — on AI, safe use, and the everyday tools your team relies on.
Pilot users see the workflow run end to end before they try it themselves, with the agents and data they’ll actually use.
Bring a real task and work through it with a coach. Follow-ups and reinforcement keep new habits from fading after week one.
Step-by-step workflow guides back it up — building a presentation with AI agents, creating a social post, managing AI opportunities, and more — so people have something to follow at their desk.
How it fits
In a Station52 Workshop engagement, Classroom launches in the first 30 days and runs alongside Workspace as your team starts using it. You can also bring Classroom in on its own.
What a rollout looks like
Step 1
We help you announce it: why it matters, what’s expected, and where to start.
Step 2
Everyone completes AI foundations and your AI policy, so safe use is the shared starting point.
Step 3
Teams take the track for their work and join live sessions to practice and ask questions.
Step 4
Admins see completion by person and team, then follow up where it’s needed.
Questions
Everyone in the business who will use AI — from front-line staff to leadership — plus the admins and champions leading the rollout. It works best for teams of 10 to a few hundred people.
No. AI foundations starts from zero with Meet AI and responsible use. People who already use AI can move quickly to prompting fundamentals and their role track.
Lessons are short — most videos run one to three minutes — so people can learn between meetings. The foundations can be finished in a few sittings; role tracks and live sessions continue as your rollout grows.
Both. Foundations, prompting, and role tracks are self-paced. Live sessions, pilot onboarding, office hours, and coaching run on a schedule for the groups that need them.
Yes. Your AI policy is part of the foundations path, and we can include your own guidance and workflow examples so training reflects how your business actually works.
Admins see who has started, who is in progress, and who has finished — by person and by team — so follow-up goes where it’s needed.
No. Classroom can run on its own. The role tracks are built around Station52 Workspace agents, though, so teams using both get the most direct path from lesson to real work.
Classroom is priced per user. Ask us for a proposal and we’ll scope it to your team size and rollout plan.
Work with AI
The place people put what they learn to work: ready-made agents, company knowledge, and business controls in one workspace.
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A managed program that builds governance, picks the first pilot, and measures results — with Classroom launched in the first 30 days.
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Tell us about your team and your rollout. We’ll show you the paths that fit and how to get everyone started.