Interactive learning

Interactive learning from CKC Cares Group puts you in a situation. You make a choice and see what follows. The activities are grouped by who they are for: professionals and organisations, you personally, and teams, classrooms and events.

For fuller coverage of a topic, see the self-paced courses. To have us work on your own systems or teams, see services.

Professional and organisational learning

Browser-based activities for people who work with AI, governance and digital risk. All three are free to use.

New to AI and digital risk, or not sure where to start?

Digital Resilience Micro Course. A short introduction to connected AI, digital risk and the human questions around them.

For
Anyone starting out in AI and digital risk
You do
Read short sections and answer questions
Time
10 to 15 minutes
Access
Free, in your browser
Free

Start free

Wondering what your usual checks might be missing?

The Prime 7 Invisible Harms Studio. Seven kinds of human harm that technical checks can miss, explored through matching, scenario and risk-identification activities.

For
Professionals in governance, risk, HR, education and leadership
You do
Read the seven harms, then complete three activities
Time
About 20 to 30 minutes of reading and 15 to 20 minutes of activities
Access
Free, in your browser. Your answers stay in your browser.
Completion
A downloadable Learning Marker for scoring 6 out of 7 or above on Activities 2 and 3
Free

Open the Studio See where this fits your work

A quick read on how AI governance is landing with the people who use it.

The Drift Literacy Executive Platform. Seven drift patterns, a short self-assessment and a Zone Presence Audit that shows your dominant zone. It sits alongside approaches such as the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 23894.

For
Leaders and governance owners
You do
Work through the patterns and the self-assessment
Access
Free, in your browser. The reflection step asks for your name, email and organisation so it can be sent to you.
Completion
A personal reflection on where you stand
Free

Open the platform Check what else suits your team

Personal reflection

Reflective activities for thinking about how digital change is affecting you. They are prompts for reflection, and they are not psychological profiles or health assessments.

Curious what all this digital change is doing to you?

The ZDI Experience. Two short reflective paths, a Zone Audit and a Digital Saboteur Discovery, that return a pattern to think about rather than a verdict. Deeper paths are available as paid options from £37.

For
Individuals reflecting on digital change at work
You do
Answer reflective questions
Access
The two core paths are free, in your browser. Your answers stay in your browser.
Completion
A pattern for you to reflect on
Free

Open the experience Find out what else we would suggest

Something light to dip into when a full course is too much.

Digital Dosha Deck, Free Edition. A daily card pull offered as a prompt for a moment of reflection. It draws on the Ayurvedic idea of doshas as a metaphor and gives no profile, diagnosis or health advice.

For
Individuals
You do
Draw a card and read the prompt
Access
Free from the CKC Cares shop
Free

Get the free deck

For anyone who liked the free deck and wants more from it.

Digital Dosha Deck, Personal Edition. The full deck and practice, for people who want more than the daily pull.

For
Individuals
Access
Paid. See the shop listing for the price
Paid

See the Personal Edition

Group, classroom and event activities

Timed scenarios for individuals or groups. Both are available to teams, classrooms and events by arrangement.

A training exercise your team might actually enjoy.

Digital Escape Rooms. Four timed missions on deepfakes, algorithms, an AI tribunal and digital trauma, with a built-in chatbot. General, Organisation and School editions are available.

For
Teams, classrooms, events and families, ages 13 and over
You do
Work through timed scenarios, alone or in a group
Time
About 35 minutes per scenario
Access
By arrangement
Completion
A certificate of completion
By arrangement

Ask about access

Cybersecurity training that people stay awake for.

Cyber Heist. A team mission built around three heist-themed challenges, with a maximum of 300 points. Professional and schools or family editions are available.

For
Teams, classrooms and events, ages 13 and over
You do
Work through three challenges as a team
Time
A 45-minute mission
Access
By arrangement
Completion
A downloadable certificate for scoring 7 out of 10 or above
By arrangement

Ask about running it with your group

Students and young people have their own editions. CKC Cares for Education supports schools, colleges and organisations using them in a classroom, a training day or at an event.

Fitting this into your team’s training

Courses and interactive experiences can stand alone or be built into training you already run.

Onboarding

Give new starters a free experience in their first few weeks, so everyone begins with the same picture of where AI and digital risk sits. The Digital Escape Rooms can also serve as an onboarding exercise.

Annual training plans

Match the piece to the role. Policy owners could take Breathable PPTA, leaders the Drift Literacy platform, and everyone else AI First Aid or the Prime 7 Studio. Repeat each year or move on to the next topic.

Team sessions

Run an experience together and talk it through afterwards. If you would like someone to lead it, CKC Cares Group runs group learning and facilitated sessions for teams.

Keeping a record

Certificates and Learning Markers record that a person completed an activity. They are not accreditation, and they do not show professional competence or an organisation’s compliance. People can add them to a CPD file, and organisations can keep them alongside their own training records. Check each listing to see which activities include one.

Want help turning this into a plan for your team? Contact us and we will work out the mix with you.

Not sure what to try? Answer two questions and we will point you to a course, an experience or a conversation.

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