Anthropic has launched Claude Academy, a free web site for learning AI.
It offers 357 resources in Japanese, from basics to product guides.
Courses also cover how to use AI to boost productivity at work.
What happened
Anthropic opened the web site "Claude Academy" on August 20, 2026 (US time). It is free, and users can access it via https://academy.claude.com/.
Why it matters
The site offers 357 learning resources in total, structured to teach AI Fluency (how to use AI effectively) and product-specific skills. The resources are made up of 22 courses, 119 tutorials, 148 use cases, and 68 webinars (with live sessions and on-demand).
What to watch
The text content is available in Japanese, though the video content is not yet localized. The courses, which include "Claude 101" and "Claude Code 101," reflect Anthropic's philosophy that "AI use must increase human productivity," and aim to help learners decide which tasks to delegate to AI.
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Claude Academy's launch comes as part of Anthropic's effort to shape how AI tools are adopted in the workplace. The company's stated philosophy is that "AI use must increase human productivity," and the site's resources are designed not just to explain product features but to teach a systematic approach to using AI. This includes courses on topics like "AI Fluency" and "Model Context Protocol (MCP)."
The site organizes its 357 resources into categories, including 22 courses, 119 tutorials, 148 use cases, and 68 webinars. This structure appears designed to guide a wide range of learners, from those new to AI to those responsible for leading teams or making strategic decisions. While the text is available in Japanese, the lack of localized video content may be a consideration for some users, but the free and open access model likely broadens its potential reach.
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