AI & productivity · Beginner

AI Tools & Prompting for Digital Work

Learn generative AI basics, prompt structure, fact-checking, privacy and human-reviewed workflows for professional digital work.

minutes · Self-paced

Course overview

Learn generative AI basics, prompt structure, fact-checking, privacy and human-reviewed workflows for professional digital work. This expanded learning path includes additional applied workshops and a practical course project.

What you will learn

  • Understand AI capabilities and limits
  • Write clear and useful prompts
  • Verify outputs and protect information
  • Build a repeatable AI-assisted workflow
  • Apply the skills in a practical project
  • Review and improve your completed work

Skills covered

  • AI literacy
  • Prompt structure
  • Context design
  • Output evaluation
  • Fact checking
  • Privacy awareness
  • Bias awareness
  • Workflow design

Prerequisites

No previous experience is required. Practical exercises are included in every module.

Course modules

Understand AI capabilities and limits

Build realistic expectations before choosing a tool.

min

Write clear and useful prompts

Give context, task, constraints and an output format.

min

Verify outputs and protect information

Review facts, bias, permissions and sensitive data.

min

Build a repeatable AI-assisted workflow

Combine useful AI steps with verification and accountability.

min

Build a responsible AI workflow

A safe workflow defines what information may be shared, where human review is required and how a final result is checked.

min

Choose suitable tasks for AI assistance

AI can help draft, summarise and organise information, but performance varies. Identify where human judgement and verification remain essential.

min

Improve prompts with context and constraints

Useful prompts explain the task, audience, context, limits and desired output. Iteration should address a specific weakness.

min

Verify facts, bias and generated material

Generated text may sound confident while containing errors or unsupported claims. Check important facts with reliable sources and review unfair assumptions.

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