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Codeless AI · Course

AI for Everyday Work and Prompting

Turn a clear brief and safe source material into useful, checked workplace outputs.

Basic browser skills and a way to copy text and save your work. No programming or prior AI experience. Use ordinary text chat, a text editor and a calculator. A paid account or connected app is not required.

Read every lesson as a guest. An optional account saves your place and reading marks. The capstone has a self-review rubric; it does not unlock lessons or award a certificate.

About 12 hours was the original planning estimate for eight modules. Added practice may take longer. Timing and learner outcomes have not been piloted.

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47 lessons remain open to guests. Marking a lesson read records reading only; it does not award assessment credit or a certificate.

Device reading marks require browser storage. Reading is always available.

Course contents

  1. Choose a useful and safe task

    1. Understand the job an AI assistant is doing
    2. Choose a task you can actually check
    3. Decide what information may go in
    4. Make a task decision before prompting
    5. Review the answer before accepting it
    6. Choose and check Practice

    Answers and explanations

  2. Give AI a clear brief

    1. Describe a useful result
    2. Separate instructions from source material
    3. Set boundaries and handle missing information
    4. Specify the shape and the checks
    5. Improve one thing at a time
    6. Turn a vague request into a usable brief Practice

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  3. Work from supplied documents

    1. Decide what kind of document work you need
    2. Read the whole supplied packet before selecting facts
    3. Preserve meaning and make uncertainty visible
    4. Keep longer documents connected
    5. Keep source instructions inside the source boundary
    6. Summarise and extract a complete policy packet Practice

    Answers and explanations

  4. Check claims and evidence

    1. Find the claims before checking them
    2. Open the source and inspect the passage
    3. Check the numbers and the date meaning
    4. Handle conflicts and gaps without guessing
    5. Build a useful audit and a corrected answer
    6. Audit exactly eight claims Practice

    Answers and explanations

  5. Create useful workplace writing

    1. Decide who needs what
    2. Keep facts and commitments stable
    3. Adapt the form while keeping the meaning
    4. Edit for clarity and accessibility
    5. Check the draft before accepting it
    6. Write three forms from one checked fact set Practice

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  6. Organise actions and simple data

    1. Separate actions from decisions and suggestions
    2. Build a table with a clear meaning
    3. Propose clean values without losing the originals
    4. Count with a rule another person can repeat
    5. Reconcile the whole pack and check the result
    6. Reconcile a complete task register Practice

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  7. Build a repeatable manual workflow

    1. Map the steps and responsibilities
    2. Give every step a stop condition
    3. Save a reusable working method
    4. Record a run so someone can inspect it
    5. Test a normal case and a changed case
    6. Build and run the procedure Practice

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  8. Complete and review the capstone

    1. Turn the project brief into a submission plan
    2. Inspect the evidence before drafting
    3. Keep the workflow stable across two runs
    4. Decide whether the evidence is sufficient
    5. Complete and review the capstone Practice

    Answers and explanations

Keep your practice

Download a blank practice workbook or download all course materials. The ZIP includes the original sources, current revised module texts, revision notes, diagrams, capstone packs and guide, including reference answers. Keep each fictional source pack separate.