AI - Unlocked
Imagination Grows When Tools Are Shared
A series of community workshops designed to make AI accessible to everyone — whether you're exploring it for the first time, looking to deepen your technical skills, or a young learner ready to build something new. Each track is intentionally small so that every participant gets the attention and answers they deserve.
Three Tracks, One Goal
Choose the track that fits your experience level and interests.
Community Session
“AI Fluency”
Theme: Getting Started with AI
Pre-requisite: Mobile phone with NotebookLM and your favourite AI chatbot (ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini) installed
The Mental Model
(15 min)- •AI as a reasoning partner, not just a chatbot
Knowledge Hub
(45 min)- •Add documents, web links, and YouTube videos into NotebookLM
- •Summarize, generate FAQs, and build a personalized learning hub
Actionable Output
(30 min)- •See how AI becomes your personal assistant and learning partner
- •Create something real — an email, a plan, or a script — using the CO-STAR prompting method
Kids Workshop
“Anyone Can Create”
Theme: AI Lab: From Idea to App
Pre-requisite: Parents are asked to provide a laptop and email access for their child
The Foundation: NotebookLM
(30 min)- •The "Second Brain" — kids upload a source related to their project (e.g., a PDF about space, a YouTube transcript, or their own school notes)
- •Use AI to visualize the topic with a Mind Map
- •Generate a quick 5-question challenge to test understanding
- •Safety Check — a 5-minute "AI Truth Detector" talk on when to trust output and when to verify
The Build: One-Shot App Creation
(45 min)- •Learn to write one "Mega-Prompt" that combines NotebookLM research with a functional request
- •Example: "Using the facts I learned about Mars, create an interactive Gravity Calculator where I can see how much I weigh on different planets. Make it look like a futuristic space console."
- •Practice iteration — give one "fix-it" instruction to refine the result
The Showcase
(15 min)- •Open the finished Artifact in full-screen and present it to parents and fellow participants
- •Leave with a saved chat and URL to continue building at home
Capstone Series
“Become a Builder”
Theme: The Agentic Developer
Pre-requisite: Laptop with Claude Code pre-installed
Week 1: Foundations & Sessions
- •Setting up Claude Code
- •Understanding Sessions and managing Context
- •Using CLAUDE.md to set project Rules
Week 2: Skills & Tasks
- •Teaching Claude "Skills" (tool-calling)
- •Moving from "chat" to "do" by assigning multi-step Tasks
Week 3: MCP & Connectors
- •The Model Context Protocol
- •Connecting Claude to local databases, file systems, or external documentation via MCP Servers
Week 4: Agents, Memory & Soul
- •Building Agentic Workflows
- •Giving an agent a Persona and Memory to handle complex, multi-turn development cycles
Finale: Half-Day Hackathon
- •In-person build using Claude Code to create an "Autonomous Contributor"
Tools at a Glance
| Track | Tools | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| ☀️Community Session | NotebookLM & Claude | Synthesize & Summarize |
| 🧒Kids Workshop | NotebookLM & Claude | One-Shot "Idea to App" |
| 🚀Capstone Series | Claude Code | Agentic Coding & MCP |
Seats are limited so every participant gets the support they need.
Interested in joining or have questions? Reach out to us at contact@thesarangfoundation.com
We welcome venue and series sponsors. Contact contact@thesarangfoundation.com for more details.