AIforBC Learning · Complete digital workshop
Move a team from AI curiosity to one controlled workflow.
A facilitator-led digital workshop that gives a team shared rules, practical skill, a prioritized workflow, and a 30-day adoption plan.
Private pilot bookings are open. Dates are confirmed after a fit review. Private workshops from $1,500 CAD. A request is not a purchase; scope, date, terms, and final price are confirmed first.
Operating outcome
Turn one recurring team task into a safer, measured AI workflow.
- Establish approved-tool, information, verification, and human-review boundaries
- Practise a repeatable task method on realistic team work
- Choose one workflow using value, feasibility, and risk—not hype
- Leave with a named owner, baseline, success measure, and 30-day plan
Complete curriculum
Six modules that produce operating material.
Every module ends with a reusable team artifact. The facilitator adapts examples to approved workflows and uses synthetic or properly authorized information.
0125 minutes
Set the boundary
OutcomeThe team can explain where AI is useful, where it fails, and which decisions remain human-owned.
PracticeClassify sample tasks and information using the green, yellow, and red working zones.
Team artifactTeam AI boundary card
0235 minutes
Give useful instructions
OutcomeParticipants can define a task, provide relevant context, set constraints, and describe a good output.
PracticeRewrite a vague request into a reusable task brief and test it against a realistic example.
Team artifactReusable task brief
0335 minutes
Verify before relying
OutcomeParticipants can identify unsupported claims, open sources, record corrections, and escalate uncertainty.
PracticeReview a confident but flawed answer and build an evidence trail for the corrected version.
Team artifactOutput review checklist
0440 minutes
Choose the first workflow
OutcomeThe team can compare candidate workflows using frequency, friction, value, feasibility, and consequence.
PracticeScore three recurring tasks and identify the smallest safe pilot with a named process owner.
Team artifactPrioritized workflow map
0535 minutes
Design the controlled pilot
OutcomeThe team can define approved inputs, expected output, review steps, exceptions, and a baseline.
PracticeMap the current and assisted process, including the full review cycle and stop conditions.
Team artifactOne-page pilot brief
0630 minutes
Operate for 30 days
OutcomeThe team leaves with owners, practice cadence, measures, office hours, and an expand-revise-stop decision date.
PracticeAssign weekly actions and decide how capability, adoption, outcome, and risk will be reviewed.
Team artifact30-day team playbook
The digital product
Useful before, during, and after the live session.
Baseline and preparation
Participants identify a recurring task, read the team boundary card, and record the current process and full-cycle time.
Guided practice
The group works through safe examples, compares candidate workflows, and builds a controlled pilot with a named owner.
30-day operation
The team repeats the approved workflow, records corrections and exceptions, and meets for an expand-revise-stop decision.
- Facilitator-led live digital workshop
- Participant preparation and baseline
- Printable team workbook
- Task-brief and verification templates
- Workflow-prioritization scorecard
- Pilot brief and 30-day team playbook
- One post-workshop review conversation
Responsible by design
Important work keeps an accountable human owner.
The workshop teaches information classification, approved tools, source checking, review, incident escalation, and stop conditions. It does not promise that AI is appropriate for every workflow or replace legal, privacy, security, employment, or professional advice.