Put Claude to Work: New Training and Drop-In Hours Now Available

Now that Claude is available at UNLV, see what you can do with the AI tool. Please join us for a special session with Anthropic for live demonstrations and get hands-on help using it for your own work. More Claude training opportunities on various topics are coming soon. 

Claude Code Foundations

Thursday, Sept. 3 | Noon–1 p.m. | Zoom

Open to all UNLV Claude users


See Claude Code in action and learn how it can help you write, debug, and improve code and automate repetitive development tasks directly from your terminal. Register for Claude Code Foundations Session 

Claude Cowork

Thursday, Sept. 10 | Noon–1 p.m. | Zoom 

Open to all UNLV Claude users


Give Claude Cowork a task and see how it can work through the steps for you, such as reviewing documents, organizing files, and turning notes into a first draft. Register for Claude Cowork Session 

Claude Drop-In Session

Thursday, Sept. 10 

9 a.m.–9:45 a.m. | BEH Room 235 and Zoom (Register for Morning Zoom Session)

4 p.m.–4:45 p.m. | Zoom (Register for Afternoon Zoom Session)


Open to UNLV faculty and staff

Stop by for help with Claude, ask the Anthropic team questions, or work through a specific task with our IT team.

Ready to explore Claude? Visit UNLV’s Claude AI webpages for resources and tips to help you get started. If you need technology support, contact the IT Help Desk.

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