Module 1: Design Meetings for Decisions and Action
Learners begin with the meeting outcome, not the software. They decide which meetings should be summarized, what must be captured, and what action should follow.
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This course teaches small-business owners, solo consultants, and small teams how to use AI meeting-notetaker tools to capture discussions, create accurate summaries, identify decisions and action items, prepare client-ready follow-ups, and move approved work into task-management and customer-relationship workflows. It covers Microsoft Teams with Copilot, Zoom AI Companion, and tool-agnostic workflow principles so learners can apply the process across their preferred meeting platform.
Learners begin with the meeting outcome, not the software. They decide which meetings should be summarized, what must be captured, and what action should follow.
Learners compare platform-native and tool-agnostic options, then configure a fit-for-purpose workflow for internal, client, and sensitive meetings.
Learners establish transparent, practical rules for recording, transcription, participant notification, and use of sensitive client or employee information.
Learners make the meeting itself easier for AI and humans to document. They use clear verbal cues and structured prompts to produce reliable recaps.
Learners transform an internal AI recap into a clear, accurate, and professional follow-up email, memo, or project update.
Learners connect approved action items to the systems where work is completed, such as a task board, CRM, project plan, or follow-up queue.
Learners build a quality-control routine that catches hallucinations, missed context, incorrect attributions, and wrong deadlines before they create customer or operational problems.
Learners combine the course tools into a practical standard for recurring meetings, client calls, and project reviews.
This course teaches small-business owners, solo consultants, and small teams how to use AI meeting-notetaker tools to capture discussions, create accurate summaries, identify decisions and action items, prepare client-ready follow-ups, and move approved work into task-management and customer-relationship workflows.
About 30 minutes, delivered across 8 modules with knowledge checks.
Meeting Purpose, Consent & Configuration Checklist; AI Meeting Prompt Library; Decision-and-Action-Item Review Sheet; Client Follow-Up Email Template; Meeting-to-Task Automation Map; Small-Team AI Meeting Policy.
Yes. The course issues a certificate on completion. It ships SCORM 1.2 or 2004 with audio narration, captions, transcript, and runs on the Provisant learning platform.
$5 per user per course per year. Annual billing saves 20%. Any course in the catalog can be added to a plan.