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Student Workbook

Student-facing workshop goals, responsible AI rules, worksheets, team roles, final pitch template, and AI-use disclosure.

Student Workbook — AI-Powered Digital HRM Future Lab

Workshop goal

You will work in a team to design a small AI-Digital HRM Prototype Pack for a fictional Sri Lankan organization.

Team roles

Choose your role:

  • HR Strategist
  • Prompt Lead
  • Creative Lead
  • Ethics Guardian
  • Presenter

Responsible AI rules

  1. Do not upload real employee, applicant, salary, medical, disciplinary, grievance, student, or institutional data.
  2. Do not use real faces, voices, photos, or videos without explicit permission.
  3. Do not use AI to rank real students, employees, or applicants.
  4. Check AI output for bias, stereotypes, mistakes, and exaggerated claims.
  5. Keep humans accountable for HR decisions.
  6. Label AI-generated media where appropriate.

Session 1 worksheet — AI-HRM Opportunity Map

HR areaCurrent pain pointAI ideaBenefitRiskHuman review point
Recruitment
Onboarding
Learning
Engagement
HR operations
Performance support

Session 2 worksheet — Digital HR Experience Blueprint

Digital layerHR use caseTeam ideaBenefitRiskSafeguard
Social media
Gamification
IoT / smart workplace

Session 3 worksheet — HR Micro-App Canvas

QuestionAnswer
Who is the user?
What HR problem does it solve?
What are the top 3 features?
What data is needed?
What data must not be collected?
What could go wrong?
What human support is needed?

Session 4 worksheet — AI HR Media Campaign Kit

AssetTeam plan
Poster / carousel idea
30-second voiceover script
Avatar/video concept
Image/video generation prompt
AI disclosure note

Final pitch template

  1. Our fictional organization is…
  2. The HR problem we selected is…
  3. Our AI/digital solution is…
  4. The tools we used or would use are…
  5. The benefit for HR and employees is…
  6. The main risk is…
  7. Our safeguard is…

AI-use disclosure

I used AI tools for the following parts of this work: ________. I reviewed, edited, and verified the output. I did not upload confidential, personal, employee, applicant, salary, student, medical, grievance, disciplinary, or institutional data. I remain responsible for the final submission.

Extra practice pages

Use these pages after the workshop or during team work:

ResourceWhat it helps you practice
Student Focus Prompt PackPractical HR prompts for recruitment, onboarding, engagement, performance, learning, vibe coding, and AI media
Vibe Coding PlaybookHow to plan a safe HR website or app prototype before using a vibe-coding tool
Gamification and IoT PlaybookHow to design gameful HR activities and evaluate workplace sensor risks
Misconception ClinicHow to avoid risky AI-HRM ideas such as secret monitoring or AI-only dismissal decisions

After using a prompt, answer these questions

  1. What did AI help me produce faster?
  2. What did AI get wrong, exaggerate, or leave out?
  3. What privacy, fairness, consent, or dignity risk appeared?
  4. What must a human HR professional still review or decide?
  5. How would I improve the prompt next time?