
60 Watts of Clarity provides practical, no-code AI training for organizations, universities, faculty, staff, and students. Services focus on AI literacy, ethical use, workflow planning, and building simple AI agents for real tasks.
We work with organizations and higher education institutions that want to use AI responsibly — without needing a technical background.
Faculty, staff, and students learning to use AI for research, writing, and academic workflows.
Mission-driven teams building AI literacy and responsible use practices across their staff.
Clinicians and social workers navigating AI with ethics and client confidentiality in mind.
Growing organizations building practical AI skills without a dedicated IT team.
Every engagement starts with an organizational AI assessment. We review your current workflows, team structure, and existing tools to understand where AI fits and where it doesn't.
Hands-on, no-code sessions for staff, faculty, and students covering how AI tools work and how to use them responsibly.
Practical guidance on bias, privacy, transparency, and appropriate use — grounded in professional and academic standards.
We map your existing processes and identify where AI can reduce friction, save time, or improve consistency.
We help teams build basic AI agents for real tasks — no coding required.
We help draft AI use policies, codes of conduct, and guidelines your team will actually follow.
One-on-one and group sessions for leaders navigating AI adoption across departments or campuses.
This course was developed for graduate social work programs and covers AI literacy, ethical use, and practical application in social work contexts. Download the PDF to explore the full curriculum.
These assignments are examples of how to integrate AI into your course work. The goal is not to force everyone to use AI in their assignments. Instead, the goal is to help them understand HOW TO USE AI in their assignments and in your respective field.

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Assignment: Social Media Psychology Case Study Analysis
You will conduct a critical analysis of how psychological disorders are represented on social media platforms. This assignment challenges you to examine the accuracy, credibility, and potential impact of mental health content while using AI as a collaborative research partner.
Students analyze real social media behavior through a psychological lens, with AI-assisted research and reflection prompts.

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Assignment: : A Positionality Analysis
CSWE Competency Mapping This assignment provides a foundational experience for developing mastery in the following Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) 2022 Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) competency: Competency 1: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior. Social wor
A structured assignment guiding students through examining their own social position and how it shapes their perspective.
Students learn to critically evaluate AI-generated research content and identify common failure modes like hallucinations.
An applied assignment exploring how AI tools are used in academic research — and where human judgment remains essential.
A sample AI use policy built for organizations navigating staff AI adoption. Covers acceptable use, privacy considerations, and ethical guidelines. Use it as a starting point for your own policy.
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