| Task | Starting material | Human check |
|---|---|---|
| Research synthesis | Approved source extracts | Separate facts from suggestions |
| Campaign brief | Objective and audience | Check constraints and missing information |
| Content adaptation | Approved original and style guide | Check meaning, claims and tone |
What could a practical exercise look like?
Use an invented product brief to draft a content plan. Require each claim to refer to the brief. Compare two variants, identify missing information and prepare a review checklist before choosing what could be published.
What working document could the team keep?
A source-based content plan, a reusable instruction and an editorial review checklist.
What needs particular care?
Do not turn an invented claim into a product fact. Check usage rights, confidential campaign information and source quality before reuse. Publication remains an editorial decision.
What should you prepare before the session?
Bring one representative task and explain who performs it, which sources are available and who reviews the result. Agree the tools and documents authorised for the exercise before sharing anything. The final programme, trainer, dates and quotation are defined during scoping.
