Free for groups
Free AI handouts for the people you help
If you help other people get online, at a library, a charity, a u3a group or just round the kitchen table, these are for you. They’re plain English, UK-focused and free to print and hand out.
Printables
Is this a scam? The one-page guide
The five red flags, what to do, the family code word and where to report. One side of A4, made for the fridge door.
The AI Setup Checklist
Gets a beginner from nothing to a safely set-up ChatGPT or Claude account in under 30 minutes, one tick at a time. Works on the free versions.
The Beginner’s Guide: first six chapters
What AI is, how to set it up, how to ask it things and your first three wins. Choose the edition for the tool your group uses.
To use on screen
Can you spot the scam?
A two-minute quiz with six example messages. Works well on a projector as a group warm-up.
What is AI, in plain English?
A five-minute read for people starting from nothing.
Is AI safe to use?
What happens to what you type, and the settings to check.
This Week, Plainly
The week’s AI news, and whether you need to care. Useful for keeping volunteers up to date.
What you can do with them
- Yes: print as many copies as you like, hand them out, put them on a noticeboard, email them round, and link to this page from your website or newsletter.
- Please don’t: sell them, change the wording, or remove our name from the bottom.
There’s no charge and no sign-up. We don’t ask for anything in return.
Who we are
Dead Easy AI helps ordinary adults get started with AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude, in plain English. We’re independent: we’re not part of any AI company and nobody pays us to recommend their tool. Our guides are free. We make our living from optional paid courses, which you never need to mention.
We re-check the handouts regularly, because the tools change. If you spot something out of date, or you’d like a handout on a topic we haven’t covered, email [email protected]. We read everything.