Digital literacy sits at the centre of modern communication work — the ability to read, interpret, and work with tools, systems, and information in a grounded, human‑centred way. These pieces explore the skills beneath the tools: judgment, structure, and the practical habits that help communicators work with confidence in a shifting landscape. As the work evolves, this collection will grow alongside it.
Career Clarity: AI Isn’t a Crisis for Communicators. It’s a Change‑Management Moment.
There’s a truth in all this urgency around AI that I think we’re missing: This isn’t a technical moment. It’s a change‑management moment.
Guardrails That Protect Trust
A practical framework for using AI in communication without losing trust. Ten simple guardrails that keep AI in the right places — and keep humans accountable for meaning, nuance, and judgment.
Building Your AI Toolkit (Not Mine)
The best toolkit is the one that fits your role, your context, and your constraints. Everything else is noise.
Where AI Actually Helps (and Where It Doesn’t)
Communicators already know this truth: Not everything should be automated.
Why You Need Good Visual Judgement
Visual clarity isn’t a design skill. It’s a communication skill
Why You’re Already Doing Search-Informed Writing (Even If You Don’t Call It That)
Search doesn’t just happen on Google anymore
My Honest Take on the HubSpot Content Marketing Certification
Most of the learning I do now isn’t about collecting credentials.