R8 Academy

The Sixty Series

Practical AI in three hours, one minute at a time.

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Most courses cost you hours. This costs you minutes.

  • Most courses are hours of video.

    Sixty is 180 one-minute reads. Three hours, total.

  • Most courses leave you watching.

    Every minute here ends with a question and one thing you can use.

  • Most advice expires with the next model.

    You learn one method that outlasts the upgrade.

What it is

180 modules. Each one teaches one thing, and checks you got it.

180 modules, one minute each

Three hours end to end, cut into pieces you can finish while the kettle boils.

One method, start to finish

Learn one loop once. Every module applies it, and it still works when the models change.

A self-check on every module

With the answer and the reason shown immediately, never hidden behind a reveal.

18 spaced-review sessions

Built from the questions you actually got wrong, not from a fixed list.

22 certificates

One per block, one per course, one for the series. A running record of your progress.

Reads offline

And remembers where you were on every device you use.

Start where you are

Three courses of sixty modules each. A progression, not a menu.

Sixty·Foundations

Understand & Delegate

Any professional. No code at all.

60 one-minute modules

Sixty·Practitioner

Apply & Build

Power users, operators and consultants.

60 one-minute modules

Sixty·Architect

Evaluate, Govern & Create

Architects, founders and technical leads.

60 one-minute modules

Certificates track your progress

Certificates are how you see yourself getting better at using AI in practice — one for each block, each course and the full series. They are your personal record, earned by reading and answering, not by clicking through.

Start free

The opening modules need no account. Register for more, and your first certificate.

One payment per course. No subscription. Nothing expires.

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