The L&D Professional's Guide to AI Fluency

AI Fluency
What you'll learn

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Explain what AI fluency means and assess where you sit on the spectrum right now.
Describe how large language models work and why they make confident mistakes.
Write effective, structured prompts for a wide range of L&D tasks.
Critically evaluate AI-generated content before it reaches your learners.
Assess any AI tool using a practical decision framework.
Build AI into your workflow in ways that are sustainable and useful.
Articulate a confident personal position on AI ethics and disclosure.
Requirements

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No experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know.
It is recommended to have some understanding of the learning and development environment and have access to a free license of your AI LLM of choice such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.
Description

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This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
As a small business, using AI video helps us to create content more efficiently however the content, concepts and ideas are all human and from our years of experience.
7 Modules | Lifetime Access
AI fluency is no longer optional for learning professionals. It's the skill that separates those shaping the future of L&D from those scrambling to catch up.
Designed specifically for instructional designers, learning experience designers, L&D consultants, and learning specialists, this course gives you the understanding, practical skills, and professional judgment to work with AI confidently and critically.
AI fluency means knowing how these systems work, why they fail, how to get the best out of them, and when not to use them at all. It means you can evaluate any new tool without being swept up in hype, have informed conversations with clients and stakeholders, and make AI a multiplier of your expertise.
The concepts and frameworks in this course stay relevant as the tools keep changing. The fluency you build here won't expire.
What You'll Be Able to Do
Explain what AI fluency means and assess where you sit on the spectrum right now.
Describe how large language models work and why they make confident mistakes.
Write effective, structured prompts for a wide range of L&D tasks.
Critically evaluate AI-generated content before it reaches your learners.
Assess any AI tool using a practical decision framework.
Build AI into your workflow in ways that are sustainable and useful.
Articulate a confident personal position on AI ethics and disclosure.
Who this course is for

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Learning and development professionals
Learning Specialists
Learning Experience Designers
Freelancers
Learning Managers or Heads
Enablement Specialists
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