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Human → AI → Human

Division of responsibility
  1. Human: defines the task and goal
  2. AI: assists or executes
  3. Human: reviews the output and stays responsible

Info

High-impact AI output must always be reviewed by a person before use. Automatic feedback and recommendations on the platform are advisory and never replace human judgement.

The learning loop

  1. Learn
    Task-oriented modules with ungraded self-checks
  2. Practice
    Realistic meeting notes, datasets and notebooks
  3. Assess
    Server-scored pre- and post-tests make learning visible
  4. Apply
    Turn what you learned into a Use Case or Canvas for your own work

Task-oriented

Courses are designed around real work tasks rather than tool features. Practice files contain simulated teaching data.

Verification and responsibility

Courses repeatedly practice separating fact, analysis and unknowns, checking sources and numbers, and reviewing AI output before handing it on.

Course progression

Courses have four levels: Foundation, Core, Advanced and Architecture. Learning Paths suggest an order; prerequisites are recommendations and are never enforced.

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