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Human + AI: Writing & Communication with AI
Turn rough notes into clear messages: draft with AI, adapt tone for any audience, and keep your own voice in the final product.
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Course Overview Video
The Scenario
A manager’s AI-drafted staff memo sounds cold and generic. Learners rewrite it so it sounds human, honest, and like the manager — then adapt it for two different audiences.
Learning Objectives
- Draft from rough notes and outlines
- Adapt tone, audience, and reading level
- Edit with AI, then with your own ear
- Keep your personal voice in the final product
- Disclose AI assistance appropriately
Module Sequence
- AI as writing partner
- Outlines before drafts
- Tone and audience control
- Editing: AI pass, human pass
- Keeping your voice
- Transparency and disclosure
Assessment
Turn rough bullets into two versions (executive + staff) in the learner’s own voice; attach a disclosure note.
The Human + AI Framework
The human owns the message. AI drafts; the human decides what goes out under their name.
Direct it. Check it. Question it. Decide.
National Standards Alignment
| Framework | Alignment |
|---|---|
| Career Cluster | Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications (National Career Clusters Framework, Advance CTE) |
| Career Ready Practices | CRP-4 Communicate clearly and effectively and with reason; CRP-9 Model integrity and ethical leadership — own every word you publish |
| AI4K12 Big Ideas | Natural Interaction — AI writing assistants as collaborators; Societal Impact — authorship, originality, and trust in AI-assisted writing |
National framework names verified September 25, 2026 against the Advance CTE National Career Clusters Framework, the Common Career Technical Core Career Ready Practices, and the AI4K12 Five Big Ideas (AAAI/CSTA). No codes were invented.