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Get a personalized recommendation for an AI assistant based on your goals. Learn how to ask a useful question, try it on a familiar task, and get feedback on your prompt.
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REAL KNOWLEDGEHUMAN EXPERIENCE. EXPANDED.
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PERSONAL AI TRAINING & COACHING
Learn AI at your own pace. If you’re new, get a personalized recommendation for an AI assistant and practice prompts for things you already do. Explore guided projects when you’re ready, or get one-to-one help setting up AI on your own device.
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A useful skill starts with something
you actually want to do.
WAYS TO LEARN
Start online, practice with sample projects, or get hands-on help with your own device. See examples of what you can do.
Get a personalized recommendation for an AI assistant based on your goals. Learn how to ask a useful question, try it on a familiar task, and get feedback on your prompt.
View the beginner courseWork through 10 guided exercises with downloadable files. Try tasks like organizing a sample budget, planning meals, and developing a creative project.
Explore Personal AI TrainingGet one-to-one help in Washington County, Utah. We’ll help you choose an assistant, set it up on your phone, tablet, or computer, and practice a few things you want to do.
Request a local visitLearn to check AI outputs, protect information, and understand the limits of the tools. Earn a certificate by passing a written exam.
View General Use AI Certification01 / START WITH WHAT MATTERS TO YOU
Explore a new interest, build something you’ve imagined, or tackle a task that’s been holding you back. Bring your goal and learn how to move it forward with AI.
Use AI to make a confusing task more manageable. Learn to organize information, clarify a letter, plan a project, and turn a vague intention into a next step.
Start with a task you want to make easier.
“I have a home project in mind, a pile of notes, and limited time. Help me turn this into a plan I can follow.”
01 A clear project outline
02 Questions and missing information
03 A checklist you can reuse
Illustrative learning scenario. This preview does not run AI.
Start with something that’s yours. Understand a difficult concept. Practice a skill. Build a website. Organize a project. Explore a creative idea. Make everyday tasks easier to manage.
↗Practice 10 everyday AI tasks with guided exercises and downloadable files.
02 / A PATH THAT FITS YOU
Build confidence, create something useful, or make AI part of a routine. Choose the style that matches what you want to do next.
Start with your questions and experience. Learn what AI is useful for, how to give it direction, and how to recognize a result that needs checking.
A practical foundation, a few useful exercises, and a clearer sense of where AI fits in your life.
No technical background or employer involvement required. Choose tools and features that fit your goals.
View the beginner courseStart with the task you care about. Use these three paths to choose what to practice online or what to bring to a one-to-one session.
03 / LEARN BY DOING
Start with a real goal. Try a task with AI, check the result, and save the steps you’d want to use again. That’s the approach behind the courses and one-to-one sessions.
Bring an idea, a learning goal, or a recurring task. We find a useful starting point together.
START WITH A USEFUL QUESTIONBreak the goal into steps. Supply context, choose an approach, and develop a useful first version together.
LEARN BY MAKING SOMETHINGCheck facts and sources. Look for missing context. Learn when to trust a result, verify it, or seek experienced help.
KEEP YOUR JUDGMENT IN THE LOOPKeep a personal playbook, practice the process, and use it on a new challenge independently.
TURN A WIN INTO A WORKING HABITSelf-paced courses
/Guided projects
/Local one-to-one help
BUILT FROM DOING THE WORK
Michael Heaton, M.B.A / Founder, Real Knowledge LLC
Learning works best when it connects to something you care about.
I’ve spent approximately 20 years creating and improving business systems, translating owners’ ideas into tools people use every day. My work spans SQL Server development, manufacturing and inventory, employee training, safety records, and document workflows.
I also work alongside the people using those systems. That experience shapes how I use AI: start with a real need, build something useful, test it against the work, and help people adopt it.
I bring that same practical mindset to individual training: meet you where you are, explain the approach clearly, and help you build skills around your own interests.
CONFIDENCE COMES FROM GOOD PRACTICE
Confidence includes knowing what to check. Learn to protect personal information, question confident-sounding answers, compare sources, and stay in charge of your decisions.
A few important questionsYOUR QUESTIONS, WELCOME
Yes. Individual training is for your own goals, whether or not AI is part of your job. You can invest in your learning without an employer arranging or paying for it.
No. We can start with what AI can do, how to use it, and how to ask useful questions. If you already use it, we can focus on more involved projects and more effective ways of working.
A personal project, a subject you want to learn, career preparation, creative ideas, research, or everyday organization. The examples above are starting points. Your goal guides the session.
Yes. In Washington County, Utah, we can help you set up AI on a device you already use and practice at your pace. See the hourly rates and request a session.
Many activities work with a free plan. Some features require a paid plan, purchased separately from Real Knowledge training.
The aim is to expand what you can do while building your own understanding. You’ll practice explaining your goal, questioning the output, and checking the result. AI can make mistakes; your judgment remains essential.
Open the beginner course, Personal AI Training, or your certification and sign in with your Real Knowledge account.
YOUR NEXT POSSIBILITY
Choose an interest and a starting point.
Create a sample learning path that’s yours to keep.