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T3-105W · Workbooks

AI+ Workshop Planning Workbook

Practice companion to AI+ Workshop Planning & Demonstration

Practice companion to T3-105.

You know the DEMO Protocol. Now run it on the session you're planning this week.

You read AI+ Workshop Planning & Demonstration. Now run the DEMO Protocol on the session you're actually planning this week. This four-week workbook applies DEMO, PRISM, and HANDS to a real session plan, a real demonstration, a real risk assessment, and real job aids — with three calibration drills that train you to catch the errors AI makes in skill decomposition, hazard identification, and differentiation planning. Built by an AI engineering firm for instructors who teach by showing — and deserve planning practice that respects their bench time as much as their classroom time.

Tier
Workbooks
Category
TVET
Format
Workbook
Updated
Q3 2026
Inside
  • 40 structured exercises across four weeks — built entirely from your own sessions, demonstrations, and workshop documentation
  • 3 calibration drills — catch AI's skill-decomposition, hazard-identification, and differentiation errors before they reach a learner
  • The DEMO Protocol and PRISM — applied to your real session design, demonstration sequencing, and job aid creation
  • HANDS-verified safety documentation — risk assessments and equipment plans that hold up to a competent person's sign-off
  • A real quality file — observation-ready evidence built for your own workshop and ready for external scrutiny
Who this is for

A TVET instructor, workshop tutor, or practical training lead — any cross-profession instructor who plans and delivers hands-on sessions — who has read (or is working through) *AI+ Workshop Planning & Demonstration* (T3-105) and wants structured, progressive practice to turn the DEMO Protocol into a working habit. They want to spend the workbook's time on a session they are actually planning this week, a demonstration they are actually delivering, a risk assessment actually due for review — not on invented scenarios.

Also for:A team of instructors using this workbook as a companion to a shared T3-105 reading programme; a training provider or college department running a shared CPD arc; a curriculum lead or quality manager using the workbook as a facilitated workshop resource.

You’ll be able to
  • Apply the DEMO Protocol and PRISM to real sessions the reader is actually planning — a real session plan, a real demonstration, a real risk assessment, and a real set of job aids — verifying each output with a competent person's professional judgement before it reaches learners
  • Catch three seeded classes of AI error (a collapsed safety-critical step, a missing workshop hazard, an unverified differentiation option) in calibration drills anchored to the parent book's own worked verification moments, then apply the same check to real workshop material
  • Produce a complete DEMO-planned demonstration — skill decomposition, environment checklist, narration guide, and practice structure — for a real skill the reader teaches
  • Draft a real, instructor-verified risk assessment and a real set of visual job aids ready for bench use
  • Adapt a real session for a mixed-ability group and prepare a real piece of quality-assurance documentation for external scrutiny
What’s inside
Week 1
Session Design
Week 2
Demonstration Delivery
Week 3
Safety and Logistics
Week 4
Inclusion and Quality
Back matter
Skill Summary · Recommended Next Reads · Glossary · Tool Reference

Built by an AI engineering firm for instructors who teach by showing — and deserve planning practice that respects their bench time as much as their classroom time.

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