Two-hour workshop · Delivered in ASL

Getting Started with Claude for Your Small Business or Nonprofit

Presented by Bill Millios, MS
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DATE

Tuesday, November 10, 2026

TIME

12 – 2 PM CT or 6 – 8 PM CT

WHERE

Live on Zoom. Recording available after.

Investment

$40 through October 31. $50 starting November 1.

Why This Workshop

You run the business. You also write the marketing, the grant applications, and the emails.

Claude can take real work off your plate. The results depend on how you ask.

This workshop shows you how, in ASL from start to finish.

Real prompts, real results, no sales pitch.

Who This is For

No AI experience needed.

What You Will Leave With

A clear understanding of what a prompt is​

Current best practices: context, clear goals, examples, and iterating

The old habits holding your results back, and what to do now

Multi-perspective prompting to pressure-test your plans and strategy

Real examples of websites, social graphics, and documents made with Claude

A first look at skills, connectors, and Claude for Small Business and where to start

Meet Your Presenter

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Bill Millios, MS

Bill is a graduate of Gallaudet University (BA) and The George Washington University (MS), with degrees in Computer Science. His employment background includes software development, teaching as a professor at Gallaudet, self-employment as a photo/video professional, and a number of positions in communications (photo, video, writing, copy editing, web development). He recently published an article (co-written with Dr. Wyatte Hall and Kelby Brick) in RID’s Journal of Interpreting, titled “From Principles to Practice.” He is a lifelong hobbyist, with interests ranging from blacksmithing and blademaking to sewing, sailing, woodworking, and more.

FAQ

No. We start with what a prompt is.

No. Same content. Pick the time that works for you.

Not required, but highly suggested. Having one lets you try the prompts yourself.

Yes. A recording will be made available.

No. It is two hours of practical training.

Two hours. Real prompts. Real results.

Deaf-owned · Deaf-led · ASL-medium

This is an independent workshop. 2axend is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.