AI & Practical Digital Tools
Practise useful AI-assisted work without treating AI output as always correct or revealing private information.
Independent practice only, not a certified program, teacher assessment, scholarship award or job promise. Keep your work privately.
Day 1 of 7
Know what AI can and cannot do
What to practise
Write three tasks AI may help with and two reasons its answers could be wrong.
Keep as your own work evidence
An AI capability and limits note.
Day 2 of 7
Write a clear request
What to practise
Write a prompt with a goal, useful context and requested format using fictional information only.
Keep as your own work evidence
A reusable fictional practice prompt.
Day 3 of 7
Check the answer
What to practise
Choose one generated claim and compare it with an independent, trusted source.
Keep as your own work evidence
An evidence-checked research note.
Day 4 of 7
Plan a task tracker
What to practise
Make a basic task table with a date, owner and status. Use only fictional names.
Keep as your own work evidence
A small tracker or spreadsheet sample.
Day 5 of 7
Improve an email draft
What to practise
Draft a polite meeting request, then review its clarity and tone yourself.
Keep as your own work evidence
An edited professional email.
Day 6 of 7
Design a simple workflow
What to practise
Draw three steps for a fictional enquiry: receive, respond and record outcome. Explain where a human should check it.
Keep as your own work evidence
A workflow diagram with review points.
Day 7 of 7
Build an ethical AI portfolio
What to practise
Combine the prompt, fact-check, tracker and workflow. Label AI help accurately and avoid claiming a client project.
Keep as your own work evidence
A truthful beginner digital work sample.
What comes next
Keep your work sample, explore actual Academy courses and career guidance, and verify any employer opportunity before applying. Learning activities do not guarantee a job.