Hands-On: Build Your AI Workflow

Complete 3 real office tasks using AI tools, document your process, and reflect on how AI fits into your professional practice.

📘 Reading Lesson

Lesson Notes

Read through the key concepts before you try the challenge.

Real-World Scenario

It is your final AI challenge at TOR Tech. Your manager says: "I want to see how you work with AI — not just that you can use it, but that you can use it well." You need to complete 3 real office tasks using AI tools, faster and better than you could manually, and document exactly how you did it.

Your AI Workflow in Action

This lesson brings together everything from Module 7. You will select 3 office tasks, choose the right AI tool for each one, complete the task, review and edit the output, and reflect on what the experience taught you.

  • Choose 3 tasks — pick from: drafting an email, summarizing a document, building a meeting agenda, writing a report section, creating a task list, or researching a topic
  • Select the right tool for each task — not every task needs ChatGPT; consider whether Grammarly, Gemini, or Copilot might be a better fit
  • Write the prompt you used for each task — a specific, clear prompt produces better output than a vague one
  • Review and edit the AI output — every piece of output should be read critically and improved before it is considered final
  • Reflect on the process — note what the AI did well, what it got wrong, and what you had to fix yourself

AI Assist

💡 AI Task: Ask ChatGPT — "Act as my office assistant. I need to: 1) draft a follow-up email to a client, 2) summarize a 500-word report in 3 bullets, 3) create a weekly task list for Monday. Help me with all three." Use this as a starting point, then customize each output for your own context.

Knowledge Check

What makes an AI prompt produce more useful, accurate results?

Challenge

Apply what you've learned in this lesson.

Complete 3 office tasks using AI tools of your choice. For each task, document: (1) the task you chose, (2) the AI tool you used, (3) the exact prompt you wrote, (4) the AI output (copy-pasted or screenshot), and (5) 1–2 sentences on how you edited or improved the output before it was final.