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Claude Code seminar archive streamed free on November 17

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Claude Code seminar archive streamed free on November 17

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    Creek & River will stream its September seminar on Claude Code for free on November 17, covering competitive research, sitemaps, wireframes and landing pages.

  2. Why it matters

    It offers web creators a look at which production steps AI can handle, which need human judgment, and how the two work together.

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Context & Analysis

The seminar is a follow-up to Creek & River's "First Claude Code Course" held in June, shifting the focus from basics to practical use in actual work. Claude Code is presented as different from a chat AI that only answers questions: it writes code, operates files and automates the work itself, described as a capable assistant AI that actually performs tasks. The session walks through each stage of web production as material. That framing places the question not on whether AI can participate, but on the boundary between delegated and human-judged work. The stream is aimed at people who have touched Claude Code but struggle to apply it in practice, as well as those wanting to streamline web production and design work.

FAQ
Is the seminar free?
Yes. The archive stream is free, with capacity set at 60 participants.
Can I ask questions during the stream?
No. Because it is an archived recording, questions are not accepted.
What does the seminar cover?
It covers competitive research, target organization, sitemaps, content design, wireframes and landing page production, using demos to show where AI can be delegated and where people should judge.
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