The Ultimate PPT Agent to Replace Me: Mastering Report Presentations with Gamma AI

Excel, coding, app development—anyone can start easily with AI. Learn from Excel automation to Python basics and app creation through hands-on practice using generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity.

This is a Vibe Coding lecture where you can create a real-world web service using public data and Google AI Studio (free), even with no prior coding experience. We will build a complete service in Korean—including search functions, map integration, and AI analysis reports—using the Public Facility Safety Information API. You will learn the entire development process, from PRD planning to deployment, which can be applied immediately in practice.

This course is a practical beginner's course where you'll directly create various videos such as talking avatars, AI dance, and fairy tale animations using AI tools like HeyGen, Viggle, Runway, and more.

Is your skill stagnating because you keep asking AI to 'just whip something up'? This course dissects the principles and philosophy of the 'Cocrates Harness,' a rigorous constraint system that fundamentally blocks the sloppy generation of LLMs. Defy the gravity of AI convenience and discover the cheat code to rapidly growing into a 'true top-tier architect' who commands and controls every design context!

This course provides UX principles and practical know-how necessary for planning and designing AI products. We will explore user-value-centered AI utilization methods, UX planning and design methods using AI, core UX principles and theories learned through everyday design cases, and UX research and data analysis methods for providing a better experience.

Sensational video content created with just a single line of text! A quick and easy introduction to SNS content creation starting with Kling AI

Just make it do it. n8n does the work - Practical workflows to save 1 hour a day with automation tools Get AI tool utilization + prompt engineering + practical automation sense all at once.

Microsoft Loop is a tool that revolutionarily transforms real-time collaboration and information sharing. In this course, you can easily learn everything from Loop's basic concepts to practical application methods, and integration with various Microsoft 365 apps. We provide a hands-on curriculum that can be immediately applied to various tasks such as team projects, idea organization, and work management. We guide you step by step so that even beginners can follow along, and we also share tips that can be used directly in actual work. Experience new collaboration with Loop!

This course is a practical program that condenses the know-how needed to create "effective materials" at a side-job level using iPad and AI, even for beginners. Moving beyond simple tool tutorials, you will systematically learn the **"design theory"** of slide composition, color schemes, and white space management practiced by professionals. You will master the fastest workflow of the AI era: organizing thoughts with ChatGPT, structuring with Gamma, and finishing with high quality in Canva. By logically understanding the "correct answers to design," you will be able to produce persuasive materials that are immediately applicable in business and educational settings. Learn to use AI intelligently and acquire next-level creative skills. We solve the common struggle of "not knowing what makes a design right." A professional with 30 years of design experience will systematically teach you the theories of slide composition, color schemes, and white space. Master the fastest workflow of the AI era—crafting structures with ChatGPT, visualizing instantly with Gamma, and finishing at a professional level with Canva. With just an iPad, you will become capable of creating "effective materials" that serve as an immediate asset in business and education.

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The first publicly released ChatGPT open source GPT-OSS - Get a taste of it faster than anyone else. Learn what GPT-OSS is and run it locally to create an overwhelming advantage with GPT-OSS faster than anyone else!

This is a practical introductory course designed to help general office workers utilize generative AI as a business partner rather than just a simple tool. The objective is to develop the ability to use AI safely while complying with security and copyright standards, based on an accurate understanding of its operating principles and limitations. From the core principles of prompt engineering to streamlining text-based tasks such as planning, reporting, emailing, and minutes-taking, as well as Excel data analysis and the use of images and PDF documents, students will learn step-by-step. This helps drastically reduce time spent on repetitive tasks and secures the practical capability to handle multiple roles. Beyond individual use, the course covers how to build team-level work templates and standards. It is an action-oriented curriculum designed to ensure that participants possess work automation assets that can be applied immediately to their jobs after completion, leading to productivity improvements across the entire organization.

Even if AI quickly generates an SQL draft, people must judge the table structure, relationships, performance, and data consistency. Using MySQL and DBeaver, you will gain hands-on experience with everything from tables, columns, data types, PKs, and FKs to DDL, database modeling, SQL fundamentals, indexes and EXPLAIN, and transactions, learning the standards for reading and validating AI-generated results.

This is for those who want to introduce and use JIRA and Confluence in their team projects.

In this course, you will learn everything from creating to selling LINE stickers from scratch using just an iPad. You will generate ideas with ChatGPT, finalize designs in Canva, and complete the process by registering and selling them on LINE. Even if you can't draw, anyone can achieve a "professional-quality finish" by utilizing AI. This content is perfect for those who want to monetize as a side hustle, those who want to enjoy creativity using AI tools, and parents and children who want to share a new experience together. A key feature of this course is that you can learn creation as if you were "playing with" AI by combining ChatGPT's creativity with Canva's design functions. While having fun, you will naturally acquire the ideation, expression, and digital skills necessary for the AI era. Take the first step toward sharing your work with the world while experiencing the entire flow from "making" to "selling." Why not start a new side hustle, hobby, or family time expanded by AI through LINE sticker production? *This course uses AI tools such as ChatGPT and Canva. The content is provided under the supervision and editing of the instructor. No design experience is necessary! This is a complete guide taught by a 30-year professional on how to generate ideas with ChatGPT, complete designs with Canva, and sell them as LINE stickers. Experience the "make → sell" process with just an iPad and gain side-hustle skills and creativity for the AI era. We offer you a new creative experience that can also be enjoyed as a parent-child project.

[Process Optimization Roadmap: Eliminating Unnecessary Capital Investment and Converting 'Hidden Factory' Opportunity Costs into Tangible Profits] 1. Introduction: Transition to Intelligent Processes and the Prerequisite of Standard Operating Procedures For modern enterprises to maximize business value by adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, the rigorous standardization of physical processes and work procedures on the shop floor must come first. An intelligent system built upon an unstructured data environment lacking standardization will struggle to achieve optimal performance; instead, it is highly likely to amplify process uncertainty and act as a risk to the entire system. This training course aims to present a strategic methodology for discovering latent profit sources within the so-called 'Hidden Factory' and converting them into an engineering foundation that AI can autonomously control and optimize. 2. [Analysis] Quantitative Data-Based Field Diagnosis and Analysis of 'Baseline Losses in Critical Indicators' Many manufacturing sites tend to overlook potential operational losses by settling for superficial performance indicators. When Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) is precisely analyzed through engineering decomposition techniques, the following structural losses are identified: Availability 90%: While external uptime is secured, power loss due to minor stoppages occurs continuously. Performance 90%: A slowdown in actual speed compared to theoretical cycle time has become chronic, yet there is no reference point to recognize and improve this. Quality 90%: A defect rate reaching 10% is evaluated as a critical figure that undermines the reliability of the entire process. The actual OEE, calculated by the multiplier effect of these three indicators, is only 72.9%, meaning the remaining 27.1% of opportunity cost is buried within the 'Hidden Factory'—unidentified by data. Therefore, the primary task of AI adoption is to quantify the source of this waste and ensure process transparency. 3. [Critique] Redefining Strategic Priorities: The Conflict Between Operational Excellence (OPEX) and Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) Prioritizing the expansion of new facilities (CAPEX) as a solution to declining productivity can be a strategically dangerous decision. Adding lines to a low-efficiency structure where OEE remains at the 60–70% level results in replicating fundamental inefficiencies, leading to an exponential increase in management costs. Before large-scale capital injection, maximizing Operational Excellence (OPEX) to break through the physical limits of existing assets must take precedence. Only when standard operating procedures capable of achieving the world-class standard of 85% OEE are established can a virtuous cycle be built—one that dramatically improves production capacity through integration with AI without additional investment. 4. [Evaluation] Integration of Data Architecture: Establishing an ISA-95 Based Decision-Making System The disconnection between the financial indicators of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and the operational data of the Manufacturing Execution System (MES) is a core cause of information distortion and delayed decision-making. To resolve this, the international standard ISA-95 architecture is applied to organically integrate management strategy with the physical production site. Establishment of a Single Source of Truth: Complete a data pipeline where all dynamic field data is synchronized in real-time with the enterprise management system. Conversion of Indicators into Financial Value: By intuitively linking the impact of minor field stoppages to actual operating profit and cash flow on financial statements, an objective, data-driven performance evaluation and decision-making system is established. 5. [Execution] 4-Step Strategic Roadmap for Intelligent Process Management Implement an advanced strategy that fuses AI technology with human engineering insight based on strictly standardized procedures. Predictive Maintenance and Utilization of P-F Intervals: Build a predictive maintenance system by monitoring the P-F Interval—the period from a potential failure (a precursor to equipment breakdown) to a functional failure—in real-time. Digital Twin-Based Simulation and Minimization of Trial and Error: Practice a 'Zero-Trial' strategy that prevents physical losses by verifying various scenarios within a virtual environment before implementing process changes. Quantitative Control of the 6 Big Losses: Continuously track and manage the six core waste factors that hinder profitability—equipment failure, setup/adjustments, idling/minor stops, reduced speed, process defects, and reduced yield/rework—through AI. Digital Advancement of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM): Enhance the reliability of Human-in-the-Loop systems by establishing a proactive culture where field operators voluntarily detect and respond to signs of equipment abnormality. 6. Conclusion: Securing Technological Leadership Through Standardized System Architecture Technical knowledge can be transferred through education, but the insight to dominate process flow only manifests upon a sophisticatedly designed standard system. This masterclass aims to provide a precise engineering blueprint for transforming your production site into an intelligent asset. Establishing standardized work procedures and ensuring data integrity are essential prerequisites for the AI era. Only on a firm systemic foundation will AI function as a true intelligent production site that drives corporate growth.

We’ll cover the entire product-building process from A to Z, starting with Figma fundamentals and moving on to building and utilizing an AI-readable design system that can accelerate the design and development process with AI.

Experience Google's integrated smart work innovation. Start right now. 1. Gmail: The Center of All Communication Gmail is not just a simple email service. It's a 'communication hub' that organically connects with all of Google's collaboration tools. While checking emails, you can immediately add events to Google Calendar, save received files to Google Drive, and start quick conversations with Google Chat. Its powerful search function instantly finds any past content, ensuring work continuity. - Core Features: Drive file attachment, Calendar event creation, Meet video conference initiation, Chat integration 2. Google Drive: Secure Cloud Storage Google Drive is a secure 'online drawer' that stores and manages all documents, images, and videos. You can access the same files from computers, smartphones, and tablets anywhere, and simply share a single link with colleagues. No more need to compress large files and send them via email. You can set folder-specific access permissions for systematic and secure file management. - Core Features: Cloud file storage, sharing and synchronization, Docs/Sheets/Slides file creation 3. Google Docs: Real-time Collaborative Document Work Google Docs is an innovative word processor that allows multiple people to edit 'one document simultaneously'. You can see in real-time who is editing which part, and complete documents by exchanging opinions through 'comments' and 'suggestions' features. All modifications are automatically saved, and you can return to any previous state through version history, eliminating concerns about document loss. - Core Features: Real-time collaborative editing, comment and suggestion features, version history checking, automatic Drive saving 4. Google Sheets: Creating Data Together Google Sheets is an 'online Excel' that allows complex data analysis and visualization work with team members. From organizing various data to calculations using functions and chart creation, all team members can share and edit the latest data in real-time. When integrated with Google Forms, survey responses are automatically organized in sheets, making data compilation very convenient. - Core Features: Simultaneous data editing and analysis, function and chart features, survey response integration 5. Google Slides: Collaborative Planning Presentations Using Google Slides, you can gather ideas with team members to create 'one complete presentation'. Each person can work on their assigned slide parts simultaneously, and use comment features to give each other feedback to enhance presentation quality. You can easily insert YouTube videos or Google Sheets charts to create rich content presentations. - Core Features: Collaborative presentation creation, YouTube video and Sheets chart insertion 6. Google Meet: Simple Video Conferencing Google Meet is a 'high-quality video conferencing solution' that allows face-to-face meetings with team members anytime, anywhere. When you schedule meetings in Google Calendar, participation links are automatically generated for easy attendee access. Screen sharing features allow discussing presentation materials or work together, enabling efficient collaboration even in remote work environments. - Core Features: Calendar schedule integration, screen sharing, high-quality video and audio support 7. Google Calendar: Team Schedule Sharing and Management Google Calendar is a core tool that goes beyond personal scheduling to 'manage the entire team's time'. You can subscribe to colleagues' calendars to check each other's schedules and easily find available meeting times. When creating events, you can add video conference links (Meet) and attach related documents (Docs) to manage all meeting information in one place. - Core Features: Schedule management and sharing, meeting booking, Meet video conference integration 8. Google Keep: Capturing Fleeting Ideas Google Keep is a 'digital sticky note' that helps you not miss suddenly occurring ideas or simple tasks. It supports not only text but also images and voice memos, and you can create checklists to manage work. Written notes can be easily transferred to Google Docs or Slides, allowing systematic development of ideas. - Core Features: Quick note taking, idea capture, task management, Docs/Slides integration 9. Google Sites: Easy Website Creation No coding knowledge needed. Using Google Sites, you can simply create 'team project websites' or information sharing pages just by dragging and dropping with your mouse. You can easily insert various Google services like Google Drive documents, Calendar, and Maps into web pages to collect and manage all project-related information in one place. - Core Features: Simple website creation, Drive/Calendar/Maps content insertion 10. Google Photos: Memories and Materials in One Place Google Photos goes beyond being a space for storing personal memories to become a 'smart image hub' for sharing and managing team visual materials. You can create shared albums for project progress, event photos, design drafts, etc., and manage them together with team members. Powerful AI search functions allow you to easily find desired images like 'last week's meeting whiteboard photos'. - Core Features: Team shared album creation, AI-based image search, secure cloud backup 11. YouTube: The Most Powerful Visual Resource YouTube is not just a video platform, but a vast 'visual resource library' that can be utilized for work. You can directly insert product demos, educational videos, webinar recordings, etc., into Google Slides or Sites to make presentation materials and team pages richer. Internal training videos can be uploaded as unlisted to safely share only with specific team members. - Core Features: Video insertion into Slides/Sites, private internal training video sharing 12. Google Maps: Location-based Collaboration Google Maps goes beyond navigation to become a 'location-based visualization tool' that adds spatial context to business. Using the 'My Maps' feature, you can customize and share client locations, sales management areas, field survey routes, etc., with team members. When these maps are inserted into Google Sites, all team members can intuitively understand project-related location information. - Core Features: Custom map (My Maps) creation, project-related location visualization, Site integration 13. Google Translate: Breaking Language Barriers Google Translate is a 'reliable communication partner' that breaks down language barriers in an era where global collaboration is essential. You can easily translate emails exchanged with foreign partners and overseas market research materials to speed up work. Particularly, using the translation feature within Google Docs allows you to easily convert entire documents to other languages for efficient multilingual material management. - Core Features: Multilingual document/email translation, global collaboration support, direct in-document translation Now you understand that Google's collaboration tools are not just a collection of simple functions, but one powerful ecosystem organically connected together. Becoming a 'Google utilization expert' means going beyond simply knowing how to use various apps to acquiring problem-solving abilities that innovate work processes themselves through integrated utilization of these tools. Through capabilities to compile data in real-time, lead borderless collaboration, and quickly materialize creative ideas, you can become a 'smart work designer' who performs core roles in any team. Jump onto the Google ecosystem right now and complete your digital collaboration capabilities, the most certain competitive advantage for an unpredictable future!

Copilot Chat will become more than just a simple AI assistant - it will be your reliable work secretary that maximizes your productivity and creativity. In this course, learn Copilot Chat's core features and usage methods, practical cases that can be applied immediately to real work, and customized tips tailored to each task, and start experiencing how your way of working changes with Copilot Chat!

Do you want to create your own blog and social media content, but find Figma difficult and design overwhelming? In this course, you will learn everything from Figma's basic interface and frames to handling images, text, shapes, and effects step-by-step by creating actual content. You will produce blog covers, thumbnails, CTA elements, and digital business cards. Furthermore, you will complete reusable content templates using Components, Auto Layout, Properties, and Variants, allowing for quick edits even when text and images change. Go beyond simply creating a single pretty image—build your own content production system that can be used consistently for your blog and social media. Point 1. Master Figma basics through actual content creation - Learn core functions such as frames, layers, images, text, and shapes through practice-oriented lessons. - Understand the Figma workflow by directly creating blog covers and thumbnails. - Even non-designers can naturally acquire basic skills while completing their own projects. Point 2. Create content templates that allow for repetitive edits - Learn the core principles of Components, Auto Layout, Properties, and Variants. - Create thumbnails and CTA elements where text, colors, and images can be swapped quickly. - Minimize the time spent starting from scratch every time you create content. Point 3. Build your own content pipeline - Create design assets that can be utilized across multiple channels like blogs and Instagram. - Establish a consistent channel image by registering color, text, and effect styles. - Complete a foundation for sustainable content production by repeatedly utilizing the templates you built yourself.