Policy
Apply company AI rules to realistic role scenarios instead of passively reading a document.
AIducation turns company AI policy into role-specific practice. Learners use approved tools, follow data boundaries, apply prompt and workflow libraries, report misuse, and create audit-ready evidence.
Policy training becomes evidence when employees practice real decisions with approved tools, source checks, escalation boundaries, and misuse reporting.
Apply company AI rules to realistic role scenarios instead of passively reading a document.
Practice approved tool use with clear data, role, workflow, and verification boundaries.
Use approved prompt and workflow libraries for repeatable high-risk AI work.
Identify unsafe AI behavior and produce a manager-readable misuse or escalation note.
Every role gets the same governance primitives, but applied to its own tools, workflows, data risks, and manager review needs.
The policy layer connects governance to learning artifacts: approved tools, data handling, verification, escalation, misuse reporting, prompt libraries, and workflow libraries.
Connect policy to portfoliosLearners use only approved AI tools for the role, data type, and workflow.
Tool mission completion linked to approved-tool status.
Sensitive customer, employee, financial, legal, health, or code context is minimized or removed before AI use.
Scenario answer identifies data risk and safe handling step.
AI output must be checked against source material, calculations, policy, or code paths before reuse.
Verification checklist and final artifact show what was checked.
Learners escalate when authority, compliance, security, privacy, or quality risk remains unclear.
Rubric result shows correct escalation or manager approval path.
Learners know how to report risky prompts, unsafe outputs, unauthorized automations, or policy exceptions.
Misuse reporting simulation and manager-ready risk note.
Learners start from approved prompt templates instead of ad hoc prompts for high-risk workflows.
Prompt template artifact saved to the learner portfolio.
Repeatable AI workflows include ownership, inputs, output checks, and rollback or escalation paths.
Workflow playbook artifact and capstone evidence trail.
Misuse reporting turns unsafe AI behavior into coaching and audit evidence before it becomes live-work risk.
Support learner pastes sensitive data into an unapproved AI tool
Support learner forwards AI output without verification or source evidence
Support workflow automates a decision that requires human approval
Support artifact includes unsupported claims, citations, calculations, or policy promises
Admins can prove policy training with completion, tool, scenario, score, library, misuse, credential, and portfolio evidence.