Presentation
Best for conferences, meetings, summits, and events. Designed to introduce an idea, teach practical concepts, and leave the audience with clear next steps.
Workshops & Training
You don't need to know how to code. You don't need to understand complicated technical language. You need to understand what you want to accomplish and how to determine whether AI can help.
Every Linx AI Holdings workshop identifies:
Learning formats
Linx AI Holdings offers different learning formats depending on your audience, goals, and the amount of hands-on practice needed.
Best for conferences, meetings, summits, and events. Designed to introduce an idea, teach practical concepts, and leave the audience with clear next steps.
Interactive learning with demonstrations, discussion, and participant exercises. Best when you want people to practice what they are learning.
More structured instruction designed to build skills over a longer session or series of sessions. Best when participants need deeper practice and application.
Featured workshops
For people who are curious about AI but do not know where to begin.
The problem
You keep hearing about AI but feel unsure where to start or what it really does.
What you'll learn
What generative AI is, what it can and cannot do, how to ask better questions, and how to use it responsibly.
What you can do next
Use a free AI tool with confidence and know what to keep private.
For small business owners, entrepreneurs, nonprofit teams, and professionals doing repetitive work manually.
The problem
You spend hours every week on tasks that feel like they should be faster.
What you'll learn
How to identify tasks that consume time and explore ways AI and digital tools can simplify parts of those processes.
What you can do next
Choose one repetitive task and identify one practical way AI or another digital tool could make part of it easier.
For anyone who has tried AI and been disappointed by the results.
The problem
Your AI answers feel generic, unhelpful, or off-target.
What you'll learn
How better instructions, context, examples, follow-up questions, and revisions can dramatically improve AI results.
What you can do next
Rewrite one prompt you use often and see the difference.
For nonprofit leaders, staff members, and volunteers.
The problem
Small teams juggling communications, programs, events, and admin with limited time.
What you'll learn
How AI can help with donor communication drafts, volunteer materials, program ideas, grant research questions, meeting summaries, event descriptions, educational materials, and turning long-form content into social content.
What you can do next
Draft one piece of communication with AI support, then review it yourself.
For job seekers, career changers, workforce programs, and reentry organizations.
The problem
You are navigating a career change and feel behind on technology.
What you'll learn
How AI can help you understand unfamiliar information, prepare for jobs, improve communication, learn new workplace skills, adjust to technology, and prepare for future opportunities.
What you can do next
Use AI to prepare one real next step in your job search.
For small business owners, nonprofits, teams, and professionals who know they want to use AI but are unsure where to start.
The problem
You are looking at AI tools before clearly defining what you need help accomplishing.
What you'll learn
How to identify the real problem, decide whether AI can help, determine what information to provide, recognize what still requires human judgment, and identify a practical next step.
What you can do next
Choose one real task or problem and work through the Linx AI decision process before choosing a tool.

The Linx AI Framework
Before using AI, ask:
This framework helps people slow down long enough to use AI intentionally instead of simply asking AI to make decisions for them.
Workshops can be customized for your organization, audience, or community.
Request a WorkshopStart the conversation
Start with one problem, one task, or one question. We'll help you understand what AI can—and cannot—do from there.