LockedIn LabsBenchmark
Public draftContact
Learning pathways

Practical self-check · Original learning instrument

AI skills.
Put your judgment to work.

Work through everyday AI decisions, then leave with specific things to practise.

Six shared scenarios and three for your path. Each choice has an explanation. Your answers stay in this page and are not submitted to a service.

Choose your path
  1. 01 Choose a path
  2. 02 Make nine decisions
  3. 03 Review and practise

Your starting point

Choose the work you want to do.

Start with AI at work if you are new to AI or have no IT background. You can explore every path.

For everyday work, including a first step without an IT background.

Switching paths keeps choices during this visit. Reset clears all paths. Reloading clears your answers.

Explore this learning pathway
0 of 9 answeredAI at work

Part one · Shared foundations

Decisions every AI user encounters.

Choose the best next step given the scenario. Select one answer for each question.

01A confident answer with a missing source

An AI assistant summarizes a public policy document and adds a deadline you cannot find in the source. What is the best next step?

Unanswered · AI literacy

02A draft that misses the audience

You ask an assistant to summarize a public report. The output is long, technical, and unsuitable for your team. Which revision is most useful?

Unanswered · Prompting

03A workflow is bigger than a prompt

Your team wants AI to turn incoming requests into weekly work assignments. Some requests are incomplete, and priorities change. How should you start?

Unanswered · Task decomposition

04An assistant that can take action

A tool-using assistant can draft and send customer replies. You are testing it for the first time. What is the most appropriate starting boundary?

Unanswered · Agents and tool use

05One good result is not a test set

An assistant produces a helpful answer for your first example. What would give you better evidence before using it regularly?

Unanswered · Verification

06Useful data, uncertain permission

A colleague proposes pasting a private customer spreadsheet into a new AI service to save time. Its approval status is unclear. What should you do?

Unanswered · Responsible use and governance

Part two · AI at work

Apply it to your path.

07Meeting notes with no owner

Your fictional meeting notes say a proposal needs review but name no owner. You want an AI-generated action list. Which instruction helps?

Unanswered · Prompting

08A spreadsheet explanation

AI says a public sample spreadsheet shows a 20% rise in costs. You will include the claim in an internal draft. What should you check?

Unanswered · Verification

09A complaint needs judgment

An approved AI tool drafts a reply to a customer complaint. The draft promises compensation your role cannot authorize. What is the next step?

Unanswered · Responsible use and governance

Feedback explains the recommended decision in each scenario.

Original instrument ai-skills-practice/1. Rule-based feedback, not AI grading or an official benchmark score.

Beyond the self-check · AI at work

Turn public notes into a checked handoff

Write a fictional meeting note with three decisions, one unresolved question, and one missing owner. Use an approved AI tool to draft a handoff for a colleague. Work locally with fictional information.

Make these artifacts

  1. Your original notes and task prompt.
  2. The AI draft, with unsupported statements marked.
  3. A corrected handoff listing decisions, owners, open questions, and source references.

Review your work

  • Does every decision trace back to the notes?
  • Are missing owners and deadlines marked unknown instead of invented?
  • Could a colleague act on the handoff without guessing?

Do this exercise outside the quiz. This page does not collect or review your work. A lab sample can support a learning conversation; it does not establish production competence, certification, or employment readiness.

Continue with the ai at work pathway

How this feedback works

Each original scenario has one recommended choice for its stated context. The six dimensions organize learning feedback; each draws on only one or two questions on your path. A missed choice suggests something to practise, not a validated skill deficit.

This educational instrument is separate from the FDE Benchmark method v0.1. Official scoring remains inactive. The self-check is not a validated assessment or credential.

No account or personal details needed. Choices are held only in page memory until you reset or leave. A downloaded record is yours to keep.

Browse all learning pathways