Genspark AI Course on Udemy: Learn Genspark AI Workspace 6.0

Quick answer: Genspark AI Workspace 6.0 - AI Masterclass is a beginner course on Udemy by Seulki Kang that shows how to use Genspark AI Workspace 6.0 for everyday office work. It has 26 video lessons in 4 sections, 2 hours 11 minutes in total, with English narration and captions, and covers Super Agent, AI Slides, AI Sheets, AI Docs, AI Video and Workflows.

I teach Genspark (genspark.ai) to office workers in Korea, and the first question in every class is the same: where do I start? Genspark puts a super agent, AI Slides, AI Sheets, AI Docs, AI Image, AI Video, workflow automation and a coding agent in one workspace. That is a long menu, and most people open it, try one prompt and close the tab.

So I rebuilt my course in English for Udemy. It is a Genspark AI course that takes you through the workspace one real work task at a time, from a slide deck and a customer dashboard to meeting notes, a short video and a small web app.

Genspark AI Workspace 6.0 - AI Masterclass on Udemy

Disclosure: this is my own course, and Udemy credits sales through the links on this page to me as the instructor. I am a member of Genspark's Genius Ambassador program, but this is an independent course. Genspark did not produce it.

What is the Genspark AI Workspace 6.0 course?

• Length: 26 video lessons in 4 sections, 2 hours 11 minutes in total. Each lesson is short, so you can watch in order or jump to the feature you need today.
• Language: English narration and English captions.
• Level: beginner friendly. You do not need coding or design experience.
• What you need: a Genspark account and a computer with a modern web browser. A free account is enough to follow many lessons, but some features use credits or need a paid plan.
• Extras: 16 downloadable resources and a certificate of completion from Udemy.
• Sample data: every example uses fictional data, so you never have to upload real customer or personal information to follow along.

What is Genspark AI Workspace 6.0?

Genspark AI Workspace 6.0 is the Genspark release built around SecondBrain, a memory system that connects your meetings, files, emails, calendars and chats into one context layer for the agents. According to Genspark's 6.0 announcement, the same release added AgentBase for custom dashboards and CRMs, the GenMail email client, Genspark Design, the GenTeam multi-agent workspace and Slide Skills for AI Slides.

The course focuses on the parts office workers use every week: Super Agent, AI Slides with your own slide skill, AI Sheets dashboards and CRMs, AI Docs, Second Brain, GenTeam, GenMail, AI Video and Workflows. It does not cover AgentBase or the SecondBrain Note recording device.

Why I built it around work tasks, not feature tours

Before I taught AI, I spent 16 years in marketing data, mostly as an analyst at ad agencies and media companies. A feature tour shows you where the buttons are. It does not tell you whether the result is good enough to send to your manager. That gap is what I wanted to close.

Every lesson ends with something you can reuse on Monday: a slide skill built from a company template, a Second Brain that holds your work context, a CRM view that tells you who to contact first, a meeting agenda, an automated workflow. Where it helps, I compare Genspark with tools people already use, such as Gamma, NotebookLM, Zapier and n8n, so you can tell when Genspark is the right choice and when it is not.

The course is adapted from the Genspark class I teach to working professionals in Korea, then rebuilt from scratch for Workspace 6.0.

What does the Genspark AI course cover?

Part 1: Genspark basics, plans, credits, Super Agent and Skills

The first four lessons cover what most beginners skip and later regret. You see how plans, credits and the weekly Free Quota work, which settings to check, and how to read model multipliers so your credits last longer.

• Genspark AI Workspace 6.0 overview: plans, credits, Super Agent and AI models
• Free Quota and credits: how they are used and the settings to check
• AI Chat and Mixture-of-Agents, the four parts of a good prompt, Super Agent and Skills
• Deep Research reports, translation models and the Speakly voice app

Part 2: AI Image and AI Designer

Seven lessons on making and editing images, starting with the settings that keep text inside an image clean and legible.

• AI Image models and settings for readable text, Auto Prompt, camera control and styles
• Comparing image models side by side with auto-selected models
• Editing: upscale, remove backgrounds, change text and people, and the Asset Editor for point to edit, erase, expand, unblur and combine
• AI Designer: build a design system, make carousels and mock up a business app screen

Part 3: AI Slides, AI Docs, AI Sheets, Second Brain and team work

The longest part, because this is where office work happens.

• AI Slides: when it is the right AI presentation maker, how to build a deck, and how to turn your company template into your own slide skill
• AI Docs: a resume and an ebook from templates
• AI Sheets: a dashboard and CRM that helps you decide who to contact first, plus collecting web data, sorting reviews and charting financials
• Second Brain: storing company files as work context
• AI Meeting Notes: decisions, to-dos and the agenda for the next meeting
• GenTeam multi-agent debates and writing emails with GenMail

Part 4: AI Video, Custom Super Agents, Workflows and vibe coding

• AI Video: a prompt formula, video skills and model comparison, plus Kling motion control and lip sync for existing videos
• AI Pods: turning research into a podcast, then fact checking it
• Hubs and Custom Super Agents you can share with your team
• Workflows: automating repetitive work by describing it in plain language
• Vibe coding with AI Developer to build and publish a web game, then the GenCode coding agent and a Workspace 6.0 recap

What will you build in the course?

If you follow along, you finish with a set of working results rather than a page of notes:

• A presentation deck and a reusable slide skill based on a company template
• A resume and a short ebook made in AI Docs
• A customer dashboard and CRM view in AI Sheets
• A Second Brain loaded with sample company files
• Meeting notes with decisions, to-dos and a next agenda
• A short AI video, a fact-checked AI podcast and a small published web game
• A Custom Super Agent and an automated workflow you can reuse

How do I start learning Genspark AI?

This is the order I recommend, in the course or on your own:

1. Learn how credits work first. Open a free account and check how credits are spent before you try the heavy features. Lessons 1 and 2 cover this.
2. Pick one task you already do every week. A weekly report deck, a customer list or meeting notes. Do that task in AI Slides, AI Sheets or AI Meeting Notes, not a toy example.
3. Turn the repeated task into something reusable. Save it as a Skill, a slide skill from your template or a Workflow, so next week takes one prompt.
4. Give Genspark your context. Add work files to Second Brain so Super Agent and AI Slides can draw on them instead of starting from a blank page.

Can you learn Genspark AI on a free account?

Yes, you can start without paying for Genspark. Many lessons work on a free account. One thing to know before you start: the free plan runs on daily credits, while the weekly Free Quota is a balance included with the Plus and Pro plans. The first lessons explain how credits and the Free Quota are used and how to check model multipliers, so you can decide whether an upgrade is worth it for the work you do.

Genspark changes its plans and prices often, so I teach you where to check the current details rather than freezing numbers into a video. Look at the plans page before you upgrade, and only pay once you know which features you will use every week.

Compare Genspark plans and the weekly Free Quota in the Genspark Help Center

Coming next: Genspark AI Media Studio lessons

Genspark launched AI Media Studio on October 27, 2026. It is a space inside Genspark for making video, images, audio and 3D, where you describe what you want and the agent plans the work. The home screen offers starting points such as 3D-BOX and Knowledge Explainer.

Media Studio launched after I recorded the course, so I am adding AI Media Studio lessons to it. If you enroll now, those lessons appear in the same course when they are published. If you want a head start, I wrote up four Media Studio projects step by step in my AI Media Studio tutorial on Substack.

Free Genspark guides to read alongside the course

If you prefer to read first, these Fieldnotes guides cover parts of the course in writing:

• How to set up Genspark Second Brain and what it costs
• How Genspark AI Slides compares with other AI presentation makers
• How Genspark AI Sheets compares with other AI spreadsheet generators

Who this course is not for

This is a course for people who want to use Genspark at work. It is not a developer course on building your own agents with code, and it does not go deep into any single external tool. If you only need one feature, you can still take the course and watch that lesson, but a written guide may be enough.

See the full curriculum and preview lessons on Udemy

FAQ

Is this an official Genspark course?

No. I am a member of Genspark's Genius Ambassador program, but the course is independent and was not produced by Genspark.

Who teaches this Genspark course?

Seulki Kang, a marketing data and AI consultant who spent 16 years in marketing data at ad agencies and media companies and teaches Genspark to working professionals in Korea. Seulki is a member of Genspark's Genius Ambassador program.

Where can I take the Genspark AI course?

The English course is on Udemy, with lifetime access, mobile and TV access and a certificate of completion. A separate Korean-language Genspark course by the same instructor is on Inflearn.

Do I need a paid Genspark plan to take the course?

No. A free account is enough to follow many lessons. Some features use credits or need a paid plan, and the first lessons explain how to tell which ones before you spend anything.

How long does the Genspark AI course take?

2 hours 11 minutes of video across 26 lessons. Most people take longer because they pause to try each task in their own Genspark account.

Is the course in English?

Yes. It has English narration and English captions.

Will the course keep up with Genspark updates?

Genspark features change often, so the early lessons show where to check current plans and credits. AI Media Studio launched after the course was recorded, and I am adding lessons on it to the same course.