Learn practical ways to use AI for writing, summaries, SOPs, planning, training materials, and the everyday administrative work that takes up your time.
AI 101 is designed for law enforcement, public safety, and administrative professionals who want to use AI practically without needing to become technology experts.
By the end of the workshop, you will not just understand AI better. You will build at least one reusable AI workflow around a task you actually perform.
That might be turning meeting notes into action items, transforming policy into training material, drafting communications, building an SOP, or improving another repetitive process.
The focus is on the work public safety professionals are already doing, not flashy AI demonstrations that have nothing to do with your role.
Draft, improve, shorten, clarify, and adapt emails, memos, reports, and public-facing communications.
Turn longer information into briefings, key points, FAQs, checklists, and action items.
Turn an existing process into an organized procedure, checklist, training guide, or template.
Challenge assumptions, identify gaps, compare options, brainstorm, and ask better questions.
Turn approved source material into lesson outlines, discussion questions, quizzes, and training aids.
Identify repeatable tasks where AI can help you spend less time starting from scratch.
This is a live workshop built around demonstration, discussion, practical examples, and hands-on implementation.
Lon brings a practical, real-world approach to using emerging technology to work smarter, improve processes, and help professionals apply new tools in ways that actually make sense for their work.
Clifton focuses on practical AI implementation, helping professionals turn AI from something interesting into something useful through better prompting, workflows, systems, and everyday application.
One of the foundational skills in AI 101 is learning how to give AI enough direction to produce useful work instead of generic answers.
Both sessions cover the same AI 101 material.
Learn the fundamentals, practice them in real time, and leave with tools you can continue using.
The final portion is not another presentation. You will actually build and test something you can use after class.
Pick something repetitive, time-consuming, or unnecessarily manual.
Identify what goes in, what you currently do, and what should come out.
Build your AI-assisted workflow using the framework taught earlier.
Improve the result, save the process, and leave with something reusable.
Practical instruction, demonstrations, guided exercises, discussion, and hands-on work.
Follow along during the workshop, complete exercises, capture prompts, and keep the material afterward.
A simple structure you can continue using to get stronger and more consistent AI results.
Build at least one repeatable AI-assisted workflow around something you actually do.
AI 101 is the first workshop in a progressive learning experience. This session establishes the fundamentals needed to use AI more effectively today. Future sessions can build on those skills with more advanced tools, workflows, automation, Copilot applications, and organizational implementation.
Join Lon Wilkinson and Clifton Gerring for a practical AI workshop built for public safety and administrative professionals.
No. AI 101 is designed to create a strong foundation whether you are relatively new to AI or already use tools like ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot and want better results.
Yes. The examples and applications are designed around the everyday work of law enforcement, public safety, leadership, and administrative professionals.
Yes. The October 17 and November 10 sessions cover the same AI 101 curriculum. Choose whichever date works best for your schedule.
Yes. We will discuss approved tools, approved information, human review, and the importance of following your organization's security and technology policies. The workshop does not replace your agency's IT, legal, or CJIS guidance.
Yes. There are guided exercises throughout the class and dedicated workshop time where you build a reusable workflow around your own work.
Registration includes the four-hour live AI 101 workshop, participant workbook, exercises, frameworks, and workshop materials.