Role
Instructional design, content, and learning experience
AI Literacy for the Modern Workplace
A program created for a company with employees in Brazil and internationally, combining a self-paced course on workplace AI fundamentals with a real-time interactive quiz. The experience was produced in Portuguese and English and is published as a public demo.
Project summary
Audience
Non-technical audiences and distributed teams
Tools
ADDIE, ADKAR, Dreyfus, generative AI
Outcome
Bilingual reusable course + quiz for AI literacy
Context
Bilingual AI literacy program for workplace contexts, structured in two complementary parts: a self-paced course to consolidate fundamentals and a real-time interactive quiz for discussion and comprehension checks.
Business problem
The company needed a common AI literacy baseline for people in Brazil and internationally, without relying solely on synchronous sessions and without falling into overly generic content.
Audience & personas
- Employees in Brazil and internationally
- Non-technical professionals
- People encountering AI at work for the first time
- Facilitators who need to lead live discussions
Adoption barriers
- Language differences across audiences
- Very different levels of AI familiarity
- Risk of content becoming abstract, generic, or too academic
- Need to keep the narrative consistent across self-study and live sessions
Solution design
- Self-paced course structure in short modules
- Bilingual version in Portuguese and English
- ADDIE used as the instructional design model
- ADKAR as a reference for adoption and behavior change
- Dreyfus as a guide for competency progression from beginner to independent practitioner
- Real-time quiz with room code, participants, and presenter dashboard
- Same content base reused in self-study and facilitation
Assets created
- Complete course script
- Self-paced learning experience designed for asynchronous use
- Live quiz with participant mode and presenter mode
- Interactive experience ready for group discussion and comprehension checks
- Unified base for course and interactive activity
Metrics & signals
- Bilingual content for distributed teams
- Room-based flow with access codes and multiple roles
- 97% CSAT score
- Structure ready for reuse in corporate training
Lessons learned
AI literacy works best when it starts from real work situations, uses simple language, and combines self-study with collective practice.
Next improvements
Expand the question bank and scenario variations to adapt the quiz to different departments, levels, and countries.