Four exercises that take a project update from a first draft to something a busy colleague reads once and understands — drafted with ChatGPT, edited and tone-checked with Grammarly.
The first draft is too long. The second loses the point you were making. By the fourth you have stopped judging whether it is good and started judging whether you are done.
AI can produce a version instantly, which is not the same as producing the right one. Left alone it pads, hedges, and turns three clear sentences into six confident-sounding ones.
What actually helps is a routine: draft it, make it scannable, edit it deliberately, then check how it will land before it goes out.
ChatGPT
Write a focused request, add the context that matters, specify a format, and refine a draft through follow-up requests. Two exercises: draft a concise project update, then refine the update for skimmability.
Grammarly
Review writing suggestions across correctness, clarity, engagement, and delivery, while considering the message’s tone. Two exercises: edit the final update with writing suggestions, then check tone and make a final communication choice.
One update, four passes
You carry the same piece of writing through all four exercises rather than starting fresh each time — so you see what each pass actually changed, which is where the learning is.
Bring your own work
Every exercise supplies a fictional, privacy-safe scenario so you can start immediately — but the workflow is the point, and it transfers to the real thing on your desk the same afternoon.
Grounded in the tool's own docs
Each lesson ends with the vendor's own documentation pages that the exercise relies on. Nothing here is invented, and when a tool changes you can see exactly what to re-check.
Yes, completely. Create an account, start the track and work through it. There is no card, no trial and no upsell at the end.
You need an account with each of the two tools. Every exercise is written against the tool's own published documentation, and each lesson links the exact pages it relies on — check there for what your plan includes, since the vendors change their tiers regularly.
About 42 minutes across four exercises — roughly 12, 12, 10 and 8 minutes. Stop between any two and pick it up later.
Yes. Complete all four exercises and your certificate of completion is issued automatically, with your name and the track title, and appears under My certificates on your account. It is also emailed to you.