The AI Toolkit
The AI Toolkit grew out of the same questions behind Quick Wins and The Drift: what real communication work looks like right now, and how to support it without adding noise or invisible labour.
Tools don’t fix unclear work — and AI is no exception. This Toolkit offers a practical, skill‑building guidance for modern communicators: where AI genuinely helps, where it doesn’t, and how to use it without losing the craft, credibility, or boundaries that make communication work.
You’ll find worksheets, templates, and decision guides on the Resources page. This is a living resource you can adapt as your role and the tools evolve.
If you’d like updates as the deeper policy and best‑practice guidance is added, you can sign up here.
The AI Toolkit is part of a broader ecosystem: Quick Wins offers practical day‑to‑day guidance, and The Drift explores how roles and expectations shift over time.
About the AI Toolkit
The AI Toolkit is part of The Modern Communicator’s AI ecosystem. It focuses on the practical side of AI in communication work: the tools, worksheets, decision guides, and skill‑building resources communicators use day to day.
About the AI Change Management Plan
Alongside the Toolkit is The Modern Communicator’s AI Change Management Plan, a six‑step guide for communicators leading AI adoption in their workplace. The Plan looks at the transition itself — where governance is needed, what risks to address, how workflows shift, and how communicators support people through change.
How these fit together
The Toolkit helps you work with AI. The Change Management Plan helps your organization adopt it. Together, they offer a clear, modern approach to communication work in an AI‑supported workplace.
Featured Edition — Edition 21
Where Governance Is Needed
The third step of The Modern Communicator’s AI Change Management Plan
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