Friday 23 October, 9:00am –12:15pm
Pūtangitangi Greenmeadows Centre, Stoke
$269 incl. GST. Nelson Tasman Chamber members $242.
Run by Nelson AI Sandbox with the Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce.
You already know how to ask Claude for help. Cowork takes that further.
Instead of working through a task one prompt at a time, you can give Claude a job, the files and context it needs, and have it work through the steps with you.
In this practical workshop, you’ll use Cowork on real work from your business and learn how to set tasks up so Claude can take on more of the effort without you losing control of the result.
You’ll learn how to:
Bring a task from your own work that takes too long, comes up regularly, or involves pulling information together from several places. You’ll have time to work on it during the session.
This workshop is for people who have already used Claude and want to move beyond basic prompting. You might be managing projects, producing reports, handling recurring admin, working with documents, preparing communications or simply wondering what else Claude could take off your plate.
You don’t need to code or be particularly technical. If you’re completely new to Claude, we recommend starting with an Intro to Claude session first.
Bring your laptop, your Claude account and a real task you’d like to make easier. A paid Claude plan is required for the practical Cowork exercises.
Want to spend the afternoon with Claude too?
Claude Design runs from 1:30pm to 4:45pm on the same day. Learn how to turn your ideas and content into presentations, one-pagers and other visual material using Claude.
Book both Claude Cowork and Claude Design for $484 incl. GST and save 10%.
Date: Friday 23 October 2026
Time: 9:00am to 12:15pm
Location: Pūtangitangi Greenmeadows Centre
Nelson AI Sandbox provides AI education and information only. We do not provide professional advice. AI tools may produce inaccurate, biased or inappropriate outputs and may raise privacy, confidentiality, intellectual property, security and compliance risks. Users are responsible for assessing suitability and legality before using any AI tool, workflow or output. Liability is excluded to the maximum extent permitted by New Zealand law.