Today, hosted by the Gyeonggido Business & Science Accelerator, I ran a full-day hands-on Claude Cowork and Claude Code training for employees of Migain F&B in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province. Agentic AI hands-on training takes far, far more preparation than you’d expect.~
From fixing errors while installing Claude Desktop on Windows laptops, to setting up the Business plan organization and logins, to monitoring token usage — every participant needs individual attention, and every issue is different. It felt like at least three times the energy of a regular session. I barely got a break, even between sessions. Checking progress, helping people who were stuck, and answering questions — before I knew it, the next session had started.
Still, when a result starts running on each person’s own laptop, the look on their faces tells me this approach is right. Training that “explains” a tool and training that actually “gets it running” demand completely different levels of preparation. I’ll prepare even better for the next one, starting with a fresh look at the pre-session environment checklist. Thank you to everyone at Migain F&B who stayed focused with me all day, and to the Gyeonggido Business & Science Accelerator for making it possible. ^^b
Today, hosted by the Gyeonggi Business & Science Accelerator, I delivered a full-day hands-on Claude Cowork and Claude Code training for employees of Migain F&B in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province. An agentic AI hands-on training…
The Claude hands-on training runs as Nanum Consulting’s “Automate PPT with Claude Design” course. Stop getting a different design every time from the same script — in 2 hours, build a PPT production system that learns your company’s design rules once, in a document, and remembers them from then on. See details of the “Automate PPT with Claude Design” course →
Yes. As with the Migain F&B case, the Claude hands-on training is tailored to each company’s audience and level. It is usually delivered as an intensive 4-hour course, either in person or online.