This week, learn how to connect Claude to your Gmail, calendar, documents, and more using Claude Connectors. And build and launch modern web apps with our Lovable tutorial, and take your first step into AI development by creating your own AI agent in Python.

Plus, we're excited to announce a new way to learn directly from our team. You can now book personalized 1:1 coaching sessions or join a small-group training experience with our channel hosts. Whether you're looking to master AI tools, improve your productivity, or get hands-on guidance tailored to your goals, we're here to help.

Let’s dive in.

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Claude Connectors Tutorial for Beginners

Learn how to use Claude Connectors step by step. In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you'll learn how to connect Claude AI to Gmail and other popular services so Claude can access your data and help you get work done faster.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to extend Claude beyond chat and turn it into a powerful assistant that can work with your favorite tools and services.

Build Your First AI Agent in Python This beginner-friendly tutorial walks you through how to build your first AI agent in Python from scratch, step by step, with no prior experience required.

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Lovable AI Tutorial for Beginners This Lovable AI tutorial for beginners shows you how to build a real app from plain English, with no code, and put it right on your phone.

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Microsoft Teams Tips

Want to get even more out of Microsoft Teams? Here are three quick tips that can improve your experience and save you time!

1. Switch to Dark Mode​
If you spend a lot of time in Teams, dark mode can be much easier on your eyes. Click the three dots (...) in the top-right corner, select Settings, and choose the Dark theme.

2. Add Your Webcam to PowerPoint Slides​
In PowerPoint, go to Insert > Cameo to add a live video placeholder directly onto your slide. Resize and position it wherever you'd like. When presenting in Teams, your webcam feed becomes part of the presentation—creating a more engaging experience for your audience.

3. Email Directly to a Teams Channel​
Need to share information with a team? Click the three dots (...) next to any Teams channel and select Get email address. You can then send an email to that address, and the message will automatically appear in the channel for everyone to see.