AI is changing the way we work, and this week’s tutorials show you exactly how to put it to use in practical, real-world ways. Learn how to turn Claude Projects into your own custom AI workplace for organizing knowledge, workflows, and ongoing tasks. Then, take a look at Genspark Claw to see what AI computer automation can actually do inside a real workflow, from completing actions to streamlining repetitive tasks.

We’re also diving into Microsoft Word with a complete guide to Headers & Footers so you can create more polished, professional documents with ease.

Plus, don’t miss this week’s Excel tip to help you work smarter and faster, and be sure to vote in our latest poll—we’d love to hear what YOU want to see next on the channel and in our newsletter!

Let’s dive in.

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Claude Projects Tutorial for Beginners

Learn how to use Claude Projects step by step. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a project in Claude, upload files, add project instructions, organize chats, and use Claude Projects as a custom AI workspace.

How to Use Genspark Claw for Beginners Learn how to use Genspark Claw step by step and see what AI computer automation can actually do in a real workflow. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to automatically organize files, analyze spreadsheets, generate reports, schedule recurring tasks, summarize meetings, and more using Genspark Claw.

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Microsoft Word Headers & Footers Tutorial In this complete Microsoft Word tutorial, you’ll learn everything you need to know about headers and footers, from the basics all the way to advanced formatting techniques.

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How to Combine Cells in Excel (Without Losing Data)

Instead of merging cells and risking deleted values, use Flash Fill (Ctrl + E) or the TEXTJOIN function to combine text safely and efficiently.

Flash Fill lets you type the result once and automatically fill the rest. TEXTJOIN allows you to combine cells dynamically so the result updates when your data changes.

This method works in Excel for Microsoft 365, Excel 2019, and newer versions. If you’re looking for how to merge cells without losing data or how to combine text in Excel the right way, this approach keeps your spreadsheet intact.