These AI tutorials walk you through the most widely used AI tools, from creating an account to the features that make them genuinely useful at work. Each tutorial covers setup, core features, practical prompts, and the settings that protect your data.
Part of the AI Learning Hub. Last updated September 2026.
Tutorials
| Tutorial | What You Will Learn | Review |
|---|---|---|
| How to Use ChatGPT | Projects, custom instructions, file analysis, images, and research | ChatGPT review |
| How to Use Claude | Projects, Artifacts, long documents, and connectors | Claude review |
| How to Use Gemini | Gems, Deep Research, and Gmail and Docs integration | Gemini review |
| How to Use Midjourney | Prompts, parameters, and consistent styles | Midjourney review |
| How to Automate With AI | Building your first AI workflow with Zapier | Zapier vs Make vs n8n |
How to Get the Most From These Tutorials
- Follow along with a real task from your own work.
- Start on free plans; upgrade only when you hit limits.
- Save useful prompts as templates as you go.
- Check the date: AI tools change often; we update tutorials when major features change.
Which Tutorial Should You Start With?
- You want one assistant for everything: start with the ChatGPT tutorial.
- You write a lot or work with long documents: start with the Claude tutorial.
- Your work lives in Gmail and Google Docs: start with the Gemini tutorial.
- You need visuals for marketing or design: add the Midjourney tutorial after learning an assistant.
- You already use an assistant daily: move on to the automation tutorial to connect AI to your other apps.
Skills That Transfer Between Tools
Whichever tool you learn first, the core skills carry over: giving clear context and examples, asking for a specific format, iterating instead of starting over, and checking facts before you rely on them. Once you have these habits, switching tools takes minutes, not weeks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which AI tool should I learn first?
Start with one general assistant: ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. The skills transfer between them.
Are these tutorials for beginners?
Yes. They start from account setup and build up to more advanced features.
Do I need a paid plan to follow along?
No. Most steps work on free plans, with notes where a feature needs a paid plan.