Impact Lab¶
Welcome to the Uncharted frontier. AI-assisted work is new territory, and the people who learn to navigate it now are the ones who'll shape what comes next.
This is the Impact Lab Field Guide: your home throughout Impact Lab, and the key resource to help you explore this new frontier. Everything you need is here: your curriculum, your schedule, and answers to your questions.
You are in a Track based on your experience level.
You will go through Impact Lab with a small Team of attendees at a similar experience level. Several Teams share a room, a Facilitator, and a schedule. That room is your Cohort.
Each Cohort will go through four Sessions.
Every Session follows the same rhythm:
- Lessons teach new concepts through structured curriculum. Your Team works through the material together, pacing yourselves so everyone arrives ready to build.
- Challenges put those concepts into practice through a building challenge. Every Team takes their own path, with room for creativity and different approaches. Each Challenge builds on the last, and by the end your Team ships a single demoable product.
- Reflections bring the whole Cohort back together to debrief what you learned.
Your Facilitator leads the cohort, facilitating the timing of Lessons, Challenges, and Reflections for your track.
Get Started¶
When your Facilitator kicks off the event, select your assigned track to begin.
Here early?
If the opening session hasn't started yet and you're eager to learn more, read the FAQ to get your questions answered and know what to expect.
Intermediate¶
Doer → Delegator. You're already producing work with AI assistants, but still reviewing everything manually. This track levels you up from prompting to professional delegation: user stories, skills, automated testing, parallel workstreams.
See the Impact Lab in Action¶
The progress board maps the whole expedition. As participants grow more comfortable with their new capabilities, you'll see their avatars advance across the terrain.