AI Skill Report Card
Teaching Claude Mastery
Quick Start8 / 15
Foundation → Daily Use → Advanced Features
- Ecosystem orientation (what, where, how to access)
- Core chat interface mastery
- Productivity features (Projects, Skills, Artifacts)
- Integration and automation tools
- Development and enterprise capabilities
Recommendation▾
Quick Start needs immediate actionable content - provide a specific lesson plan or template, not just a conceptual flow
Workflow12 / 15
Module Structure:
- Foundation: Platform overview and account setup
- Core Usage: Daily interaction patterns
- Customization: Personal workflow optimization
- Advanced Tools: Projects, Skills, visual creation
- Integrations: Browser, desktop, development environments
- Enterprise: Security, compliance, production deployment
Lesson Planning:
- Start with "what and where" before "how"
- Progress from interface basics to advanced automation
- Include hands-on practice for each feature
- Cover plan differences and upgrade paths
- End modules with clear next steps
Recommendation▾
Examples should show concrete input/output pairs with actual lesson content, not just module outlines
Examples8 / 20
Example 1: Input: Need to train team on Claude Output:
- Module 1: Chat fundamentals (models, reasoning, file uploads)
- Module 2: Projects for persistent workspaces
- Module 3: Integrations with existing tools
- Module 4: Team plan features and collaboration
Example 2: Input: Course for developers Output:
- Foundation + Chat basics (condensed)
- Claude Code for autonomous development
- Agent SDK for custom solutions
- API integration for production apps
Recommendation▾
Add specific templates, scripts, or frameworks that educators can immediately use rather than general guidance
Best Practices
- Orient before teaching features - Explain ecosystem first
- Follow usage frequency - Chat interface before niche features
- Include plan context - What's available on each tier
- Progressive complexity - Foundation → Daily → Advanced → Enterprise
- Practical focus - Real workflows over feature lists
- Clear transitions - Connect modules with "next steps"
Common Pitfalls
- Starting with advanced features before basics
- Skipping ecosystem orientation
- Not addressing plan limitations upfront
- Teaching features in isolation without workflow context
- Overwhelming beginners with enterprise capabilities