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Learning with AI by Nate Haskins

Curious about something? AI can answer in seconds.

Understanding it takes a little more. This book shows you how to turn quick answers into knowledge.

Paperback · 57 pages · $12.99

The cover of Learning with AI by Nate Haskins: a smiling robot sits on a pile of open books, reading, while a person with a book and a lightbulb looks on

About the book

Turn quick answers into knowledge

Learning with AI is a short, hands-on guide for anyone who wants to use any AI chatbot to actually learn, not just collect quick answers. It’s not a technical manual. It’s ten guided sessions, each with a simple concept, a practice to try, and a “My Prompt” page where you write before you type.

Inside, you’ll learn to:

  • Start with curiosity and pick one topic to carry through the book
  • Get clear, beginner-friendly explanations of anything new
  • Map a new subject so you know what to learn first
  • Ask for hints instead of answers, so the thinking stays yours
  • Find real sources and check what AI tells you
  • Teach it back and quiz yourself until it sticks
  • Put what you learn to work and build a lasting learning habit

What’s inside

Ten short sessions

One session a day is enough.

  1. Session 01

    Start with Curiosity

  2. Session 02

    Explain It Like I’m New

  3. Session 03

    Map the Territory

  4. Session 04

    Get Hints, Not Answers

  5. Session 05

    Find the Sources

  6. Session 06

    Trust, but Verify

  7. Session 07

    Teach It Back

  8. Session 08

    Quiz Yourself

  9. Session 09

    Put It to Work

  10. Session 10

    Build a Learning Habit

An appendix of example prompts gives you a starting point whenever you need one.

The details

A companion to Thinking with AI

Same format: ten short sessions.

Format
Paperback, 5 × 8 in
Length
57 pages
Price
$12.99 USD
ISBN
9798165702273

About the author

Nate Haskins

Nate Haskins is an IT advisor who helps individuals and organizations think more clearly about technology and change. His work focuses on practical decision-making, steady systems, and using AI as a tool for better thinking. He lives and works in St. Louis County, Missouri.

More about Nate

Learning with AI

By the end, you’ll know how to learn anything.

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