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Every class below is taught live by Rod Claar, CST, and can be delivered virtually or on-site. Each class name links to its full page with dates and registration. Not sure where to start? Look at the "Who it's for" line on each card.

AI Augmented Scrum for Product Teams

Certification

2 Days · Live Virtual or On-Site

Who it's for

Product Owners, Scrum Masters, Agile coaches, developers, testers, and analysts who already work on a Scrum team.

New to the role?

Not a beginner class.You should already understand Scrum basics before you sign up.

What you'll learn

How to use AI in product discovery, backlog work, and Sprint events, plus how AI can support code review and quality checks. The class ends with the AI-Augmented Scrum Practitioner exam.

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AI-Enhanced Scrum: Transforming Agile Development with AI

CSD Course

3 Days · Live Virtual

Who it's for

Solution Architects, Product Managers, Technical Leads, UX/UI Designers, Scrum Masters, and development teams.

New to the role?

Not a beginner class.Bring a PC or Mac with your usual development tools — the class is hands-on and technical.

What you'll learn

How to use AI across the full build process — requirements, UI design, technical specs, and test-driven coding. The class leads to a Certified Scrum Developer certification.

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AI for Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches

Half-Day

Half-Day · $299 · Certificate Included

Who it's for

Working Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches.

New to the role?

Not a beginner class.You need real experience running a Sprint. No AI experience is required.

What you'll learn

How to use AI to run sharper Sprint Planning, Daily Scrums, and Retrospectives, spot team problems faster, and build a personal AI toolkit for your role.

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AI for Scrum Masters

Microcredential

4+ Hours · $299 · Scrum Alliance SEUs

Who it's for

Scrum Masters at any experience level, and anyone who leads or supports an agile team.

New to the role?

Welcomes all levels.This class works whether you're new to Scrum Mastery or have years of experience.

What you'll learn

How to write AI prompts and use everyday AI tools to support Scrum events, team communication, and data-driven team management.

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AI for Product Owners and Product Managers

4-Hour Session

4 Hours · $299 · Max 12 Seats

Who it's for

Scrum Product Owners, Product Managers, Agile Coaches, and Team Leads.

New to the role?

No AI experience needed. Some familiarity with a product backlog and Sprint planning helps you get the most out of it.

What you'll learn

Prompt patterns for the full product cycle — story writing, backlog ordering, and stakeholder updates — while keeping final decisions in your own hands.

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AI For Scrum Product Owners

Microcredential

4 Hours (Half-Day) · $299 · 4 SEUs

Who it's for

Product Owners, Product Managers, Business Analysts, Project Managers moving into agile, and Scrum Masters who support Product Owners.

New to the role?

Open to newer and experienced Product Owners alike.

What you'll learn

How to use AI for backlog refinement, story writing, stakeholder communication, and product strategy and ordering decisions.

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Generative AI For Scrum Teams

Live Virtual

$399 per seat

Who it's for

Scrum Masters, Product Owners, developers, and Agile Coaches — really, the whole Scrum team.

New to the role?

Open to the whole team,whatever your experience level.

What you'll learn

Hands-on ways to use tools like ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot for backlog work, coding, testing, and every Scrum event — with ethical guardrails built in.

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Get Started with AI Prompt Engineering

Microcredential

2+ Hours · $199

Who it's for

Anyone introducing AI to their team, plus Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, and Product Owners who want more reliable AI output.

New to the role?

Built for beginners.This is the class to start with if you've never written an AI prompt before.

What you'll learn

How to write clear, effective prompts, apply a repeatable prompting framework, and tailor prompts to your team's tone and rules.

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Leading AI-Enabled Agile Organizations

Leadership

About 4 Hours · Live

Who it's for

Executives, managers, product leaders, transformation leads, and other business leaders guiding AI adoption.

New to the role?

No prior AI background needed. This class is built for leaders, not technical specialists.

What you'll learn

How to explain AI without jargon, build an AI strategy tied to business results, lead people through AI-driven change, and set up responsible AI governance.

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Lean Software Development

Microcredential

8 Hours · $399

Who it's for

Developers, teams, and technical leaders who want to cut waste and deliver faster.

New to the role?

Open to any experience level.

What you'll learn

Core lean principles, how to remove waste from your delivery process, and how to build a plan to put lean practices to work on your team.

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Picking a Model for Your Team and Product

Free Workshop

2 Hours · Free

Who it's for

Teams and leaders who need to choose an AI model for a product or feature.

New to the role?

Open to any experience level.

What you'll learn

A 6-step framework for picking the right AI model for your context, weighing cost, speed, privacy, and risk before you commit.

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Practical Scrum Mastery: Beyond the Certification

Advanced

Full Day (8 Hrs) · $299 · Max 12 Seats

Who it's for

Certified Scrum Masters and Product Owners — CSM, PSM, CSPO, or an equivalent credential.

New to the role?

Not a beginner class.You need an active Scrum certification to attend.

What you'll learn

How to run real Sprint events well, build a healthy backlog, coach your team through the four coaching stances, and use AI with the RCCF prompt framework.

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Scrum Essentials

Microcredential

4+ Hours · $299

Who it's for

People new to Scrum, agile team members, project and product managers, and other professionals.

New to the role?

Built for beginners.This is the best starting point if you're new to Scrum.

What you'll learn

The basics of Scrum — roles, events, and artifacts — and how to deliver value in a complex, changing environment.

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Virtual Certified Scrum Master

CSM Certification

2 Days (16 Hrs) · $399 · Exam Fee Included

Who it's for

Project Managers, Team Leads, Product Owners, Developers, Testers, and Business Analysts.

New to the role?

Welcomes Scrum novicesas well as people looking to sharpen existing skills.

What you'll learn

The full Scrum framework, hands-on team simulations, and how to prepare for the Scrum Alliance CSM exam — included with the class.

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Virtual Certified Scrum Product Owner

CSPO Certification

2 Days · From $349

Who it's for

Product Owners, Product Managers, Portfolio and Program Managers, and Business Analysts.

New to the role?

Open to anyone responsible for product vision or requirements,new or experienced.

What you'll learn

How to build a product vision and roadmap, write strong user stories and acceptance criteria, prioritize with real stakeholder context, and run releases that stay aligned.

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17 Apr 2025

Unlocking Productivity: Lesser-Known AI Tools for Automating Everyday Tasks Efficiently

Unlocking Productivity: Lesser-Known AI Tools for Automating Everyday Tasks Efficiently

Author: Rodney Claar  /  Categories: AI Tools  / 

**Everyday Tasks You Can Automate with AI (That You Didn't Know About)**

In a world where technology evolves at a rapid pace, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool for enhancing productivity and managing everyday tasks more efficiently. While many are familiar with AI's capabilities in areas like virtual assistants and smart home devices, its potential for automating mundane daily tasks is often underestimated. Here, we explore some lesser-known AI applications that can significantly boost your productivity.

### 1. Email Sorting

One of the most time-consuming daily chores is managing an overflowing inbox. AI can streamline this process by automatically sorting and prioritizing emails. Tools like Google's Smart Reply and Microsoft's Focused Inbox use machine learning to filter out less important messages and suggest quick replies. You can also use rules and filters in your email client, enhanced by AI, to categorize emails based on sender, subject, or keywords, allowing you to focus on what truly matters.

### 2. Meeting Summaries

Attending meetings is a staple of modern work life, but note-taking and summarizing can eat into your time. AI-powered transcription services such as Otter.ai and Zoom's live transcription feature can automatically generate meeting minutes and summaries. These tools not only transcribe spoken words into text but also highlight key points and actionable items, making it easier to revisit discussions and share insights with absent colleagues.

### 3. Auto-Generating Social Media Posts

Maintaining an active social media presence is crucial for both individuals and businesses, but creating content can be a daunting task. AI tools like Lately and Buffer's AI Assistant can analyze your existing content and suggest new posts that align with your brand's voice. These tools can also recommend the best times to post and help with hashtag generation, ensuring maximum engagement with minimal effort.

### 4. Smart Scheduling

Coordinating schedules can be a logistical nightmare, especially when dealing with multiple parties. AI-driven scheduling assistants like x.ai and Clockwise can automate the process by analyzing participants' calendars and suggesting optimal meeting times. These tools can also reschedule conflicting meetings and free up blocks of focused work time, making your day more productive and less stressful.

### 5. Personal Finance Management

Keeping track of expenses and managing budgets can be challenging, but AI can help simplify personal finance. Applications like Mint and YNAB (You Need A Budget) use AI to categorize transactions, predict future expenses, and provide spending insights. These tools can also send alerts for bill payments and suggest ways to save money, helping you manage your finances more effectively.

### 6. Task Automation with AI Bots

Platforms like Zapier and IFTTT allow users to create automated workflows, or "Zaps" and "Applets," that can connect different apps and services. For instance, you can set up a workflow to automatically save email attachments to cloud storage or post new blog updates to your social media accounts. These AI-driven bots can handle repetitive tasks, leaving you with more time to focus on creative and strategic work.

### Getting Started with AI Automation

To harness the power of AI for automating your daily tasks, start by identifying the areas where you spend the most time. Once you have a clear understanding of your routine, explore the available AI tools that can address your specific needs. Many of these applications offer free trials or basic versions, allowing you to test their features before committing to a subscription.

Incorporating AI into your daily routine requires a willingness to adapt and experiment. Although the initial setup might take some time, the long-term benefits of increased productivity and reduced stress are well worth the effort. By leveraging AI for everyday tasks, you can free up valuable time and focus on what truly matters, whether it's advancing your career, pursuing hobbies, or spending more time with loved ones.

In conclusion, AI is not just for tech enthusiasts or large corporations; it's a versatile tool that can help anyone streamline their daily tasks. By embracing AI for email sorting, meeting summaries, social media management, and more, you can enhance your productivity and make the most of your day.

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