ENTERPRISE AI CAPABILITY

Building safe AI capability for citizen developers

Designed and authored scenario-based digital learning that moved users from foundational understanding of AI agents through platform choice, data safety, governance, use-case design and practical agent creation.

Role: Learning design, instructional design, content authoring and digital learning

Format: Articulate Rise

Focus: AI agents, responsible AI, governance and practical application

No-code, low-code or pro-code? Classification activity with Power Automate, three drop zones and the quote: An agent is only as smart as the problem it solves.

The challenge

As generative AI and agent-building tools became more accessible, users needed more than technical instructions. They needed to understand which type of agent suited a problem, how to work safely with organisational data, and how governance applied before moving into practical creation.

The learning approach

Concept before tool

Learners first developed a practical mental model of no-code, low-code and pro-code agents before selecting platforms or building.

Concept before tool

Learners first developed a practical mental model of no-code, low-code and pro-code agents before selecting platforms or building.

Governance embedded in the journey

Privacy, data safety and responsible-AI considerations were integrated into the learning rather than treated as a separate compliance module.

Governance embedded in the journey

Privacy, data safety and responsible-AI considerations were integrated into the learning rather than treated as a separate compliance module.

Learning through application

Demonstrations, classification activities, scenario-based questions and practical agent creation moved learners from understanding to application.

Learning through application

Demonstrations, classification activities, scenario-based questions and practical agent creation moved learners from understanding to application.

Layered explanations of no-code agents using information tabs.

Layered explanations helped learners explore what no-code agents are, who they suit, how they work and where they add value before moving into classification and selection.

Testing and governance guidance embedded in the learning pathway.

Governance, privacy and data-safety considerations were embedded directly into the learning pathway so technical capability and responsible use developed together.

From explanation to practical build

The learning moved beyond conceptual knowledge into guided demonstration, showing users how an agent could be created and configured in Copilot Studio Lite.

Guided demonstration of agent creation in Copilot Studio Lite.

Guided demonstration of practical agent creation in Copilot Studio Lite.

Testing applied understanding

Knowledge checks were used to test whether learners could apply platform and agent-selection concepts rather than simply recall terminology.

Scenario-based knowledge check testing platform and agent-selection decisions.

Scenario-based assessment testing platform and agent-selection decisions.

From learning to governed practice

The training connected into a structured agent-certification pathway, reinforcing the expectation that agent creation included documentation, evaluation and responsible use.

Structured Kora agent-certification pathway.

A structured certification pathway guiding learners through evaluation of their agent design.

“Technology is the tool; your thinking is the blueprint.”

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