A pedagogy that gets learners practicing AI, and leaves evidence
Your learners don't learn AI by watching videos: they use it hands-on. Short lessons, graded exercises, practice in a real AI chat and missions on their own tasks. Points, day streaks and daily challenges keep attendance up. Results and time spent flow into your tracking, ready for your Qualiopi and EDOF inspections.
Ten exercises to move from reading to practice
Single-choice quiz
One question, several suggested answers, only one correct. The learner immediately sees why their answer is right or wrong, and the result counts toward the lesson score.
Multiple selection
Several correct answers to find among the options. No guessing possible: the learner has to know each item, which reveals shaky concepts before the final assessment.
Card sorting
A series of statements to sort with a swipe, left or right: good habit or risky habit, true or false. Each card is explained. Quick on a phone, ideal for anchoring the right reflexes.
Drag-and-drop matching
Link each concept to its definition or example. Useful for AI vocabulary and for learning to choose the right tool for the task at hand: writing, summarizing, finding information or creating an image.
Reordering
Put the steps of a method back in the right order. The learner retains a complete process, from the request to checking the result, not just isolated definitions.
Scenario
A case drawn from real work, several possible decisions, and the consequence of each choice explained. The learner learns to judge when AI helps, and when it needs checking. Cases are written for complete beginners, with no technical jargon.
Practice in the AI chat
With the Pro pack, the learner tests their requests in an AI chat built into the lesson, with no account to create elsewhere. They see what the AI answers to their own wording, and adjust.
Judging an AI's answers
Several answers produced by an AI, to rank from best to worst. The learner learns to spot a vague, made-up or poorly suited answer: the most useful reflex at work.
Field mission
The learner applies the lesson to an everyday task, guided step by step with ready-to-copy instructions, then uploads their proof (screenshot or file). You find it in their learner record.
Boss Mission
The end-of-module challenge: several linked, more demanding phases that draw on everything the module taught. It serves as a summative assessment of the module's learning, and its result appears in the learner's tracking.
A tracked path, from entry to exit
A PDF guide for every module
Every module can be downloaded as a PDF guide: the lesson content, the examples and the key takeaways. Your learners keep a resource to review after the training, without needing a connection, and you have a written teaching resource to present during a Qualiopi audit. Together with the placement quiz, graded exercises, final assessment and attendance sheets, this guide completes each learner's file.
See this pedagogy on your own programs
A demo shows you a full lesson from the learner's side, from the placement quiz to the field mission, then the tracking and exports from the organization's side. You leave knowing which courses to assign to your learners and how to present their path during an inspection.