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Overview

Stride helps people build practical AI habits through a short, guided first run: understand how your information is used, complete an assessment, choose a personal goal, try one useful AI action, and continue from the dashboard.

AvailableLast reviewed: Sep 8, 2026Audience: Everyone

Start with a small, useful action

Stride is organised around practice rather than a long course. You learn enough to try a task, use the result in your work, and then choose what to practise next. The first run makes that loop concrete before the dashboard becomes your home base.

  • Quests and challenges turn learning into clear, achievable steps.
  • BYTE offers guidance while you explore the product.
  • The dashboard brings your next learning action and progress into one place.

Privacy before the assessment

Before the assessment starts, Stride shows the notice for that step. Read what will happen with your answers and acknowledge it only when you are comfortable continuing. You can also review the choices that control how your profile and contributions appear in Profile → Privacy Controls.

Assessment, then a personal starting point

The assessment asks about your work context, AI experience, and goals. The available format is configured for your organization and the page shows an approximate time before you begin. When you submit, Stride prepares a personal result on the reveal page so you can see the starting point it will use for the next choices.

Turn the result into a goal and a first win

From the reveal page, choose a main goal and then a more specific focus. Stride saves that choice before taking you to the first challenge: one small AI task with a ready-to-use prompt. Completing it is the bridge from setup to practice.

Continue from the dashboard

After the first challenge, the dashboard is the place to resume learning, see progress, and pick the next action. If you are still preparing to start, read Sign-in, invitations, and onboarding; if you want to understand the activity choices, open Learn, quests, and challenges.

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