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The Family Time Back Course

Set up an AI assistant that keeps your household running: one family calendar, school emails boiled down to two lines, practice changes, groceries, bills, checkups and travel days. 9 modules, 28 lessons, about 5.4 hours. Every lesson has goals, step-by-step instructions, a real-life example and a checklist; every module ends with a 10-question quiz (pass mark 80%). Mark lessons complete as you go; your progress is saved in this browser.

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The golden rule throughout: your assistant reads, sorts and drafts on its own, but anything that sends, buys, books or cancels waits for your OK. Apps marked "varies" depend on your school, team or provider.

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Your First Week with a Family Assistant

A one-page, day-by-day checklist that goes with Lesson 3 of Module 1. Print it and stick it on the fridge.

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Module 1 · ~35 min NOT STARTED

Getting Started: What a Family Assistant Actually Does

What an AI assistant can and can't do for a busy household, the one rule that keeps you in control, and a calm first week.

  1. What your assistant does (and doesn't)
  2. The golden rule: it asks before it acts
  3. Your first week, day by day
Module 2 · ~46 min NOT STARTED

Connecting Calendars, Email and School Apps

How to connect your calendar and email, how school and team apps usually reach the assistant, and why some connections 'vary'.

  1. How connections work (and what 'varies' means)
  2. Connecting your calendar
  3. Connecting email
  4. School and team apps
Module 3 · ~44 min NOT STARTED

Hero Routines: Calendar and Getting Places

Step-by-step setup for: One family calendar, actually current; Practice moved? Everyone knows in a minute.; Carpool sorted before Monday; Travel day, timed to the minute

  1. One family calendar, actually current
  2. Practice moved? Everyone knows in a minute.
  3. Carpool sorted before Monday
  4. Travel day, timed to the minute
Module 4 · ~26 min NOT STARTED

Hero Routines: School

Step-by-step setup for: School emails, down to two lines; The Sunday missing-work digest

  1. School emails, down to two lines
  2. The Sunday missing-work digest
Module 5 · ~35 min NOT STARTED

Hero Routines: Home and Money

Step-by-step setup for: From meal plan to grocery cart; Bills and subscriptions, watched; The house runs itself (mostly)

  1. From meal plan to grocery cart
  2. Bills and subscriptions, watched
  3. The house runs itself (mostly)
Module 6 · ~35 min NOT STARTED

Hero Routines: Health and Care

Step-by-step setup for: Checkups booked around real life; Refills before the last pill; Date night, sitter included

  1. Checkups booked around real life
  2. Refills before the last pill
  3. Date night, sitter included
Module 7 · ~34 min NOT STARTED

Privacy and Safety

What to share, what never to share, how to spot scams, and how to check the assistant's work.

  1. What to share and what never to share
  2. Spotting scams and fake messages
  3. Checking the assistant's work
Module 8 · ~34 min NOT STARTED

Kids and Teens

How kids and teens can use the family assistant, what parents should keep, and how to talk about it.

  1. Age-appropriate use
  2. Homework help without doing the homework
  3. Privacy for kids and family conversations
Module 9 · ~33 min NOT STARTED

Troubleshooting and Keeping It Running

Fix the most common problems, tune routines that are too noisy or too quiet, and do a monthly check-up.

  1. Common problems and quick fixes
  2. Tuning: too noisy or too quiet
  3. The monthly family check-up

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Email feedback on the Family course

Opens your email app, addressed to hello@familytimeback.com.