Video course · 10 chapters · 63 min · certificate
AI Agents Killed Courses: Teachers, Build AI Skills Instead
For educators: why AI skills are replacing static courses, how to plan and organize a skills library, monetize it, automate a pipeline with Claude Cowork and parallel sub-agents, and build, test and deploy a discussion-starter skill live.
What you'll learn
- Explain why skills can replace courses
- Define a skills strategy
- Organize and monetize a skills library
- Build an automated skill pipeline
- Scale with parallel sub-agents
- Create, test and deploy a skill
Chapters
10 chapters · 63:19-
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01Intro Members
Introduction to Claude skills
A live exploration of Claude skills for educators.
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2:24
02Strategy Members
Defining the skills strategy
Skills as digital employees and the big-picture strategy.
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2:44
03Library Members
Organizing the skills library
Having Claude organize skills by purpose and visualize the library.
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4:19
04Business Members
Monetization and business impact
How skills fit an education business: give away, sell or bundle.
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6:32
05Automation Members
Building an automated pipeline
Using Claude Cowork to automate creating and logging skills.
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5:14
06Scale Members
Scaling with parallel sub-agents
Using parallel sub-agents to create many skills at once.
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6:07
07Create Members
Live skill creation
Taking a skill from the library and showing how to create one.
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8:34
08Build Members
Developing the discussion starter
Building a weekly discussion-starter skill requested by viewers.
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9:37
09Deploy Members
Testing and deploying the skill
Testing, packaging and installing the skill.
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14:55
10Refine Members
Refining workflows
Fixing bugs like column names and closing thoughts.