Module 1
Choose the task
Risk-tier work before selecting a tool or writing a prompt.
Universal · Original 101PD learning guide
A tool-neutral operating method for using generative AI while protecting confidential information, checking claims, documenting judgment, and keeping a human accountable.
The useful workplace skill is not producing more text. It is knowing what to delegate, what information must stay out of a tool, how to verify the result, and when a person must make the final decision.
Administrative professionals · Managers · Small-business owners · Licensed professionals
Choose appropriate and inappropriate workplace uses for generative AI.
Write prompts that provide purpose, context, constraints, and an output standard.
Verify factual, numerical, legal, and policy-sensitive claims before use.
Create a lightweight record of inputs, review, revisions, and final responsibility.
Each course is organized around these modules, original explanations, realistic cases, practice questions, and documented source review.
Module 1
Risk-tier work before selecting a tool or writing a prompt.
Module 2
Purpose, audience, facts, boundaries, format, and review criteria.
Module 3
Sources, calculations, omissions, bias, counterexamples, and human approval.
Module 4
Confidentiality, access, records, vendor terms, and responsible-use policy.
Applied portfolio exercise
Design and test a repeatable AI-assisted workflow for a real professional task without sharing private client or company information.
Sources establish current requirements and standards. They do not supply 101PD’s lesson text, scenarios, assessments, or project work.
Source set reviewed August 21, 2026.
A voluntary framework for managing AI risks and trustworthiness.
101PD develops its own explanations, examples, assessments, and applied projects.