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The Baker's Dozen · Workshop 1 · before we meet

Ten quick questions

Five minutes, nothing formal. Your answers decide which examples we build the sessions around. Honest beats polished.

Part 01

You and AI so far

  1. Q01

    What's your role, and what does a normal week look like?

    So the examples come from your work, not a generic office.

  2. Q02

    Which AI tools have you tried, and which do you still use?

    Tells us where to start, and who can help a neighbour.

  3. Q03

    How often do you use them? Daily, weekly, rarely, never?

    No wrong answer. The room will have the full range.

  4. Q04

    What's one task you do every week that you'd happily never do again?

    These become the live demos.

  5. Q05

    What's something you tried with AI that didn't work?

    Failed attempts make the best teaching material.

Part 02

What you want from it

  1. Q06

    What worries you about AI, honestly?

    We'd rather talk about it in the room than around it.

  2. Q07

    What would you love AI to do for you, if it just worked?

    Some of these are already possible. Those make great moments.

  3. Q08

    Do you have a Google account and a Claude or ChatGPT login on the laptop you're bringing?

    The coding block runs on Gemini, the rest on a chat assistant. We'll help set up anyone who's missing either.

  4. Q09

    Anything specific you want covered?

    If three people ask for the same thing, it gets its own slot.

  5. Q10

    One sentence: what would make these four hours worth it for you?

    This is the measure we'll check ourselves against.