What you'll learn

You will create professional Word docs, PowerPoint decks, Excel sheets, and PDFs using Claude Cowork's built-in document tools.

You will connect Gmail and Google Calendar to Claude Cowork to automate routine communication and scheduling tasks.

You will use Claude Cowork's web search tools to research, summarize, and organize information into polished deliverables.

You will configure scheduled tasks in Claude Cowork to run recurring automations without manual effort.

Requirements

Basic understanding of the current landscape for large language models will help you make the most of this course.

Description

Think Less, Produce More is not a course you watch — it's a course you work through. Every module is built around real projects, real outputs, and real workflows you can take back to your job the same day you learn them. Theory has its place, but this isn't it. Here, you learn by doing. Ok, there will be some theory too but I want you to focus on doing the projects and coming up with your own ideas on how you can take what you've leaned to make it yours. Claude Cowork ships with a powerful set of tools right out of the box. You'll get familiar with document creation across Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF formats. You'll tap into web search and research capabilities, Gmail and Google Calendar integration, file and folder management, browser automation, and full desktop computer control. You'll also set up scheduled tasks — automations that run in the background without you lifting a finger.Each module drops you into a scenario with a clear goal: build a polished report, automate an email workflow, generate a recurring morning briefing, or put together a presentation ready to send. You won't just be clicking through examples someone else set up. You'll be making decisions, hitting walls, figuring things out, and finishing with something you actually made.By the end of this course, you won't just understand what Claude Cowork can do. You'll have the muscle memory to reach for it instinctively — and the hours back to prove it was worth your time.

This course is for everyone. Almost every jobs over the next decade will require skills with one of these large language models.