Free guides and lectures, step-by-step practice, and tools to help in your work and studies.
Learn what these tools can help with and how to use them for explanations, writing, files, and building a simple website or app.
Start with a suitable goal and source, and let the assistant explain where you are struggling, train you, and review your attempt. Finally, try what you learned yourself.
Video lectures and guides on organizing sources, understanding content, questions, presentations, and reports.
Watch the lecture and learn to generate from descriptions, use an image as a reference, and edit an existing image, with examples to practice on.
Choose your field to see guides and examples from your work, along with recommendations to help you use AI and get more from it.
A free learning space for dental students and dentists, for studying, research, presentations, and content creation.
You'll find guides and dentistry examples for studying, research, preparing presentations, and content creation.
Open Smarter Dentists With AI ↗From lesson content to an explanation, infographic, and activity or game that checks understanding.
You'll learn to prepare an explanation, activity, and questions from the same lesson and check that they suit your students' level.
Start with the guide and example →From understanding your audience to content planning, writing, and production, with examples and prompts to try.
Start by understanding your audience, then move on to content planning, openings, writing in your own style, and repurposing. You can read each guide on its own based on what you need.
Start with the guide and example →Gather requirements from your files and messages, and prepare clear tasks and drafts.
You'll see how to gather requirements from your messages and files and turn them into tasks and drafts to review before use.
Start with the guide and example →Opportunities that suit you, a CV based on your experience, and a portfolio that shows your role.
Start by identifying opportunities that suit your experience, then learn to review a job ad and prepare an application for an actual opportunity.
Start with the guide and example →A plan at your level, with explanations, practice, and review based on sources you can revisit.
Start with a goal, a source, and an attempt. Test your understanding and apply what you've learned. Then continue to the Notebook series to organize lectures and files.
Start with the guide and example →From recording to a guide, booklet, and assignments, then repeating the steps.
You'll go from reviewing the lecture transcript to organizing the explanation, examples, and assignments, then preparing the booklet.
Start with the guide and example →Open the topic you need. The written guide comes with a video when the lecture is available.
Learn what these tools can help with and how to use them for explanations, writing, files, and building a simple website or app.
Learn to explain your request with the information that matters, see a before-and-after example, and know what to do if the response is generic.
Understand training, context, and language models through a simple example, and learn why a convincing response still needs review.
From a question and draft to a task with files and steps. Learn when to use Chat or Work, how to prepare the brief, and how to review the result.
Start with a real task, prepare the files and examples, and edit the result. Then learn when you need a project, skill, or connected apps.
Before uploading a file with people's names and private information, remove identifying details, adjust the settings, and get consent.
Start with the audience, idea, and samples of your writing. Then use the assistant for research, idea suggestions, drafting, and review.
Analyze relevant examples, choose a useful angle, and write a clear hook that reflects what you will actually deliver.
Extract complete ideas, choose a suitable format for each, and review the meaning after cutting and designing.
Show it translations you like, have it analyze them, and turn the method into a skill to use every time.
Turn customer questions, interviews, and your data into a clearer understanding of what people need and what you still need to verify.
Choose topics and publishing formats based on the audience and goal, and know how you will assess their success.
A booklet, worksheet bundle, or templates: from the idea and content to design, a sales page, and ads.
Start with a suitable goal and source, and let the assistant explain where you are struggling, train you, and review your attempt. Finally, try what you learned yourself.
Video lectures and guides on organizing sources, understanding content, questions, presentations, and reports.
Voice conversation at your level, corrections for mistakes and pronunciation, and real-life situations to practice.
An example of preparing an explanation, questions, an infographic, and a game from the same lesson, based on the students' level and what you want them to learn.
Turn a lesson into an exam with increasing difficulty, an answer key, different versions, and grading criteria for essay questions.
Turn a lesson or lecture into an organized booklet with explanations, examples, and exercises that you can read on your phone or print.
Review the transcript, organize the lecture's ideas and examples, and prepare a guide or booklet to read on the website or share as a PDF.
Define the research question and suitable sources, choose quick search or Deep Research, and review the report before relying on it.
From choosing a topic to references, reading, and writing, without made-up references or problems with your university.
Choose updates and sources worth following, and understand the new feature before adding another tool to your list.
Watch the lecture and learn to generate from descriptions, use an image as a reference, and edit an existing image, with examples to practice on.
Show the assistant an example close to what you want, explain what you like about it, and turn your observations into instructions for your work.
Prepare your words first, set up your identity in Brand Kit, let Canva AI make the first version, and create many designs from a table with Bulk Create.
More than a logo: colors, fonts, rules, and examples in a file you can use for any design, presentation, or website.
Prepare the script, divide it into shots, and use character or product references. Then generate the scenes and assemble them with audio.
Understand the difference between platform and model, how credits are used, and which plan suits the work you need to do.
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini browser extensions: ask about the page in front of you without copying and pasting.
Gemini and Claude inside your Google files: write, edit, and create formulas and slides in the same file.
Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot add-ins inside Microsoft apps: slides, spreadsheets, and documents from the same program.
A lecture or meeting transcript in colloquial language, with speaker names, followed by a summary or booklet.
Let it get information from your apps and work with it or carry out your request from the same conversation.
Have it write in Notion or access thousands of apps through Zapier and Make.
Learn how to hand a task to Work, Task, or Cowork, follow its progress, and review the delivered file.
Have a search or report you tested repeat at a set time, and learn how to confirm it runs, edit it, or stop it.
Define your experience and requirements, search for suitable opportunities, check the original listing, and organize applications and follow-ups.
Understand the client's request, write a short proposal tailored to them, break down the work and price, and follow up without nagging.
Present your real experience clearly, compare it with the job requirements, and review the CV before sending it.
AI plays the manager, asks you questions, and tells you how to improve your answers before the real interview.
Choose work samples, explain your role in each project, and turn the content into a website showing your experience and contact links.
Each workflow includes the idea, examples, steps, prompts to start with, and how to review the result.
Choose a tool and try it on your first task of your own.
Go from a prompt and files to a result you can open and review, choosing Chat or Work to suit the task.
Prepare a source, example, and desired result, and try editing and delivery on a real task.
Choose an idea, write in your own voice, and turn it into formats suitable for publishing.
Analyze examples, change the opening angle, and check that the content delivers on its promise.
Prepare the idea and writing samples, and use the assistant for research, idea suggestions, writing, and review.
Extract complete ideas from a video or article and choose a format suited to each.
Understand your audience, plan content, and review the idea and performance.
Turn customer questions and comments into needs and objections you can test, along with a comparison of alternatives.
Connect your audience and goal to topics, publishing formats, and production time that suit you.
Gather the numbers and their definitions, compare periods, and separate observations from interpretations.
Prepare evidence and alternatives, ask for criticism that tests assumptions, then run a small experiment.
Understand a source, plan your learning, practice, and test your understanding.
An initial attempt, an explanation of the difficulty, practice with feedback, then a new exercise.
Upload your lesson content and ask for an explanation at your level, followed by questions to check your understanding.
Define your level and available time, and start with small exercises and feedback that shows what needs practice.
Gather files and links on one topic, ask questions about them, and return to the information's location in the source.
Prepare an explanation and activity for students, or turn a lecture into a booklet.
Start with a goal and approved content, and prepare examples, questions, and an activity suited to the students' level.
Review the transcript, ideas, and examples, write the explanation, and prepare the file in the format you will use.
Start with a question, gather evidence, and check information against its original source.
Create or edit an image based on your use and reference.
From the idea, script, and shots to editing.
Prepare the text and delivery, and try a sample before the full recording.
Organize content, keep the identity consistent, and review the slides and delivery.
A service page, personal website, or interactive guide.
Prepare the content and explain how it will be used. Build a version to test and edit before sharing.
Prepare the offer, content, and identity, and create a page that guides visitors toward a clear action.
From reviewed material to a page with sources, a comparison, and sections or interactions that support a decision.
A custom tool, browser extension, or tracking app with a clear function and suitable saving method.
Turn a recurring calculation, template, or comparison into a tool with inputs, a result, and a test.
A browser extension, a plugin for a program you use, or a simplified version of a large program tailored to you.
Start with records, statuses, search, and a clear saving method, then decide if you need a team and accounts.
An activity with experimentation, choices, and feedback that serves a learning goal.
Clean the spreadsheet, check the calculations, and present the data clearly.
Understand the columns, agree on cleanup rules, and cross-check rows and totals before delivery.
Define the question you want the numbers to answer, check calculations, and present the result clearly.
Define the question and metrics, check calculations, then create clear charts and filters.
Choose a suitable skill or create one based on how you work.
Start with a need, compare the source, instructions, and compatibility, then test on a small task.
Turn a repeated task into a definition, inputs, steps, examples, and a test before relying on it.
Prepare project context, connect sources, and track execution and tasks.
Organize files, rules, and decisions, and define what repeats and what belongs to the current task.
Connect the apps where your work lives, and have it gather information and prepare what you need instead of moving it yourself every time.
Specify the task, sources, and workspace, and review the file or result that was actually produced.
Review the recording or notes, separate decisions from suggestions, and clearly flag missing owners and deadlines.
Try the search or report first, then specify the timing and sources and confirm the schedule was created.
Prepare an application based on your actual experience and work.
Compare options or understand a problem specific to your circumstances.
Open a category and choose a tool to see what it does, how to get started, and a suitable guide.
The basic tools to start with for anything: writing, explanations, and files.
Tools that search research papers and provide answers with sources.
Create an image from a description, edit an existing image, or design a post.
Shots and videos from a description or image, and videos with talking characters.
Turn text into natural-sounding speech in different dialects and languages.
A complete presentation or infographic from an idea or file.
Give them a complete task, and they research, carry it out, and deliver the result.
Build a website or app from a description and publish it with a link.
Prompts and guides to help you write a clearer prompt.
Small tools for side tasks: PDFs, audio, and image uploads.
Start with the guide, watch the videos we recommend, and choose who to follow in Arabic or English.
How to tell the updates that matter to you from the ones that don’t, and get the news in your field delivered to you.
Choose updates and sources worth following, and understand the new feature before adding another tool to your list.
Have a search or report you tested repeat at a set time, and learn how to confirm it runs, edit it, or stop it.
If you'd like to understand the bigger picture and where things are going, this is a good start. You don't need more than this to get going.
An hour-long video on how fast things are moving right now, the shift from chat to agents that do the work from start to finish, and what jobs will look like in the coming years.
A long conversation about how AI learned, milestones like AlphaGo and AlphaFold, the race between countries and companies, and how algorithms affect our minds and relationships.
Why the world is spending trillions on AI, how companies have to turn their expertise into systems, and the difference between people who hand their decisions to the machine and people who keep hold of them.
The real experience of a content creator and 3D designer who builds AI into his work: when he uses the AI tool and when the traditional software, and how he prices his work and builds his name.
A set of episodes that explains AI from the ground up: its history, how neural networks and language models work, and its effect on jobs, education and medicine.
People who try new tools and explain them, and official accounts that announce updates as they land. Pick the language you like to follow in, and open the platform you use. You don’t need to follow everyone: one official account for the tool you use, and two channels at most.
Channels and pages that explain tools and updates in Arabic, on YouTube and Facebook.
Channels that explain in English on YouTube, plus official tool accounts and people who catch news early on X.
She tries each update hands-on and checks the official source.
The Infotech4you channel: one of the fastest Arabic channels to catch what’s new.
Full courses and lectures from scratch.
He tries the tool on a real project, then explains it.
Design and content creation with AI.
Long reference videos to learn from at your own pace.
New websites and tools, in Arabic.
News and updates from the platforms.
A mix of tools and tech updates.
AI in content creation.
AI in scientific research.
AI in advertising and marketing.
Building apps and new tech.
Programming and machine learning in Arabic.
One of the leading voices on AI in Egypt.
Free tools and practical websites, including medical tools.
Courses and lectures, plus voice and voice-over tools.
Tools for presentations, spreadsheets, documents and voice-over.
Short, practical guides, like turning images into video in Flow.
Video analysis, Google AI Studio, and pulling the prompt out of a video.
Gemini, and how to have it track the news for you.
Google AI Studio and its practical uses.
Voice tools and voice cloning.
Voice tools and new tech.
When to use AI and when not to.
Book summaries and learning with AI.
Courses and training on AI tools.
Building websites and learning to code.
Image and video generation, and tool comparisons.
AI videos and music tools.
Images with different shots and settings.
Cartoon images and explainer videos.
AI images and videos.
Music videos and lip sync.
AI content creator.
AI content creator.
AI content creator.
AI ads.
Agents and marketing with AI.
Landing pages and marketing.
UGC content and the ethics of using AI in marketing.
Content writing, storytelling and hooks.
Building a brand and marketing.
Fixes for Arabic text in design software.
Social media designs in Canva.
Freelancing, e-commerce and Canva.
Digital marketing courses.
Turning your skills into income.
Plans for learning digital marketing.
News fast, and practical ideas with Gemini.
The clearest explanations for non-technical people: one idea per video that you can use at work.
A full guide or a from-scratch project for every new tool worth it.
Tries new tools and compares them.
Compares tools on the same task and tells you which to pick.
Calm, step-by-step walkthroughs of new features.
Gemini’s new features in detail.
Google AI Studio and building with AI.
Automating work and connecting tools together.
Marketing and growth with AI.
Content creation and marketing tools.
AI for online business owners.
AI in education and teaching.
Showing up in AI search.
Official announcements for ChatGPT and new models.
Official announcements for Claude and its new features.
The latest updates in the Gemini app.
The official account for NotebookLM and its updates.
Google’s new experiments before they become full products.
Google news, including Gemini and Nano Banana.
OpenAI updates for developers.
Spots features that are still being tested before they launch.
From the NotebookLM team, with ideas for using it in research and writing.
Organizing knowledge and productivity with new tools.
Google tools, images, video and 3D.
Creative uses in video and design.
Tests new tools and explains them.
Reviews and comparisons of new apps.
AI designs and images.
Hands-on experiments with Google tools.
Business tools and automation.
Comparisons of productivity and automation tools.
NotebookLM and research tools.
AI and showing up in search.
Detailed explanations, practical tasks for your work, and feedback on what you create. See the content and learning format, and choose what suits you.
