Resources

A practical library, not a list of links.

Tools, guides and learning paths I use, build or recommend to help you work better with AI, marketing, automation and digital tools. All free, no sign-up.

Tools I built

They run in your browser and send what you type nowhere.

All tools (21)

Interactive tool

Prompt builder

Six fields that become a structured request you can paste into any AI tool.

  • Beginner
  • Runs in your browser

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Interactive tool

AI use-case finder

Five short steps to see where AI can genuinely help in your work, where something simpler will do, and where a person should stay in charge.

  • Beginner
  • Runs in your browser

Use the tool

Interactive tool

AI marketing readiness

See where your marketing stands on measurement, media and creative, which three steps deserve your time now, and a 30-day plan to start.

  • Beginner
  • Runs in your browser

Use the tool

Interactive tool

Brand positioning builder

Turn your answers about who you serve and what makes you different into a written positioning document, plus a voice brief to paste into any AI tool before it writes for you.

  • Beginner
  • Runs in your browser

Use the tool

Interactive tool

Marketing brief builder

Turn a half-formed marketing idea into a structured brief your team can work from, plus the gaps to fix before you hand it over.

  • Beginner
  • Runs in your browser

Use the tool

My picks

External resources I actually recommend, each with a reason.

Mohamad's pick

Free courseOpenAI Academy

AI Foundations

A hands-on introduction to AI, language models and ChatGPT built around one real task from your own work: clear instructions, useful context and reviewing what comes back.

Best for: Complete beginners who want to use AI at work this week, not just read about it.

Why I recommend it: The best starting point I have found if you have not yet used AI in everyday work: short, and it starts from a task you already know rather than generic examples.

  • Beginner
  • About 70 minutes
  • Free with an account
  • Free certificate

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Mohamad's pick

Free courseAnthropic Academy

AI Fluency: Framework & Foundations

A course about working with AI rather than about one tool: when to hand a task over, how to describe it precisely, how to judge the output and when the decision stays with you.

Best for: People who already use AI tools, get uneven results and want a repeatable method.

Why I recommend it: The most practical prompting course I have seen, because it teaches you to think through the task before you write the request, and it works with whichever tool you use.

  • Beginner
  • Free with an account
  • Free certificate

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Mohamad's pick

Free courseOpenAI Academy

Applied AI Foundations

Take a task you do repeatedly and turn it into a stable workflow: break it into steps, decide where AI fits and add review points before anything ships.

Best for: People past the experimenting stage who want to save real time every week.

Why I recommend it: This is where the real gains start: moving from one-off questions to a way of working you repeat. It is the step I see missing in most teams.

  • Intermediate
  • About 80 minutes
  • Free with an account
  • Free certificate

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Mohamad's pick

Free courseMake Academy

Make Foundation

Four short courses in which you build your first Make scenario: connecting apps, mapping data between them, routing and filters, and how credits are used.

Best for: Anyone who wants to automate a repetitive task without code and learns best by building.

Why I recommend it: The clearest free way into automation I know: you learn how systems pass data to each other, and that logic stays useful even if you later switch tools.

  • Beginner
  • 1–3 hours
  • Free
  • Free certificate

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Mohamad's pick

Free courseGoogle (Skillshop)

Fundamentals of Digital Marketing

A 17-module course covering digital marketing strategy, customers, content, search, social, email, video and measurement, with a full official Arabic version.

Best for: Marketers and business owners who want a structured foundation to build on.

Why I recommend it: The best free foundation in digital marketing, with an official Arabic version from Google. It is long, but you can start with the modules you need now.

  • Beginner
  • 40 hours
  • Free with an account
  • Free certificate
  • Arabic available

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Mohamad's pick

Free courseHarvard University (CS50)

CS50x 2026

Harvard's foundational course in computer science and programming: algorithmic thinking, then C, Python, SQL and web basics, through real problem sets and a final project.

Best for: People who want a real technical foundation before building digital products, even with no programming background.

Why I recommend it: The best serious starting point if you want to build: completely free and genuinely demanding, and it gives you understanding that quick tutorials do not. On its own it will not make you an engineer.

  • Beginner
  • Eleven weeks of material
  • Free
  • Free certificate

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Selected free courses

From their official providers; I checked each one is free and verified its details on the provider's own site.

All free courses (24)

Free courseMicrosoft Learn

Introduction to generative AI and agents

A short module on how large language models work, what makes a prompt effective and what "agents" actually are, with a small exercise and a knowledge check.

Best for: Anyone who wants the core vocabulary in under an hour before they start experimenting.

  • Beginner
  • 37 minutes
  • Free
  • Arabic available

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Free courseElements of AI (University of Helsinki & MinnaLearn)

Introduction to AI

A calm, foundational course on what AI is, how it learns and where its limits are, with short exercises and no programming or heavy maths.

Best for: People who want solid concepts before tools, and trainers who need common ground for a team.

  • Beginner
  • Multi-day
  • Free with an account
  • Free certificate

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Free courseDeepLearning.AI

Generative AI for Everyone

A broad, level-headed look at generative AI: how it works, where it helps in real work and what it changes for organisations, with real-world examples.

Best for: Managers and decision-makers who want the strategic picture before investing in tools or projects.

  • Beginner
  • About 5 hours of content
  • Content free · certificate paid
  • Paid certificate

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Free courseAnthropic Academy

AI Fluency for nonprofits

A version for nonprofit teams: research, writing and data analysis with AI, with explicit attention to privacy and staying true to the mission.

Best for: NGO staff in fundraising, communications, programmes and operations.

  • Beginner
  • Free with an account
  • Free certificate

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Free courseAnthropic Academy

AI Fluency for Small Businesses

The same AI-collaboration method applied to small-business work: customer service, back office, supply chain and management, with a human kept in the loop.

Best for: Small-business owners and their teams who want disciplined use rather than random experiments.

  • Beginner
  • Free with an account
  • Free certificate

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Guides & templates

Thirty guides and templates with ready PDF and Excel files.

All guides and templates (30)

Guide or template01

A Guide to Writing a Clear Prompt

A practical method for prompts that produce usable results: objective, audience, context, inputs, constraints, format, quality criteria and iteration, plus a fillable prompt canvas.

  • Beginner
  • Under 1 hour

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Guide or template20

Marketing Campaign Brief Template

A two-page brief: business problem, audience, offer, channels, message, creative needs, tracking, roles, dates and approvals, with a full example.

  • Beginner
  • Under 1 hour

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Guide or template13

AI Use Map for Your Company

An editable inventory of your recurring tasks: current time, data sensitivity and AI suitability, so you choose a first pilot with a clear head.

  • Beginner
  • Under 1 hour

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Guide or template23

Landing Page Audit Sheet

Forty scored items across eight areas: clarity, offer, proof, call to action, friction, mobile, accessibility and measurement, then a prioritised action list.

  • Intermediate
  • Under 1 hour

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Guide or template21

One-Month Content Calendar

An editable 30-slot plan: audience need, objective, angle, format, hook, CTA, owner, status and metric, with instructions and a worked example.

  • Beginner
  • Under 1 hour

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Useful websites

A short list organised by purpose, not a giant directory.

All useful websites (26)

Useful websiteGoogle

Ads Transparency Center

Google's public centre for searching the ads shown across its services by advertiser name or website.

Best for: Seeing what competitors advertise on Google Search and YouTube, alongside the Meta Ad Library.

  • Free

Visit the official site

Useful websiteGoogle

Google Search Console

A Google service showing how your site appears in search: the queries that bring visits, which pages are indexed and what technical issues exist.

Best for: Anyone with a website who wants to know where search traffic comes from and what is blocking it.

  • Free

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Useful websiteGoogle

PageSpeed Insights

A Google tool that measures how fast any page loads on mobile and desktop and suggests what to fix.

Best for: Checking your site, or a vendor's delivery, and comparing performance before and after changes.

  • Free

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Useful websiteMozilla

MDN Web Docs

The best-known open reference for web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), with a structured curriculum for beginners.

Best for: People learning to build for the web, or checking what a developer or AI tool suggests.

  • Free

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Useful websiteHugging Face

Hugging Face

A platform hosting thousands of open models and datasets, plus demo apps (Spaces) you can try in the browser.

Best for: People exploring and comparing open models before choosing one for a product.

  • Free with paid plans

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Useful websiteGoogle

Data Studio

A free Google tool (previously called Looker Studio) for building interactive dashboards and reports from many data sources.

Best for: Monthly marketing or sales reporting instead of copying numbers into slides by hand.

  • Free

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Browse the whole library

Every tool, guide, course and website in one place, with filters and search.

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I checked these details on the official sites on 29 September 2026. Providers change their catalogues, so check the official page before enrolling.