Practise digital competence at work. Prove you can do it.

Work simulations mapped to DigComp 3.0, with personal assessment and coaching.

This page lists Tacit work simulations mapped to DigComp 3.0, the EU Digital Competence Framework, down to individual competences and learning outcomes, including human oversight of AI output. Each simulation is realistic work done with AI colleagues and stakeholders, followed by personal assessment and coaching.

Work simulations on this page

• AI Output or Human Research?: Question a colleague's AI-generated research summary without sounding accusatory.
• My Data, Their Profit: Convince a defensive teenager that their data privacy actually matters.
• Should I Share This?: Moderate a community member who keeps sharing unverified content without losing them from the group.
• The AI Did Half the Work: Address a teammate's undisclosed AI use on a group project fairly.
• The Algorithm Decides: Persuade a sceptical neighbour that social media algorithms can influence democratic processes.
• The Borrowed Design: Refuse a client's demand to copy a competitor's design without losing the project.
• The Chatbot Shortcut: Stop a colleague pasting citizen data into an unapproved AI tool — without losing them.
• The Cross-Cultural Misfire: Repair a professional relationship damaged by cross-cultural digital communication norms.
• The Cyberbullied Student: Help a scared student disclose cyberbullying and plan protective next steps.
• The Doomscrolling Friend: Help an exhausted friend recognise and break their compulsive news consumption habit.
• The Embarrassing Search Result: Develop a digital identity management strategy under the pressure of an upcoming job interview.
• The Excluded Colleague: Support a colleague who has been silently struggling with an inaccessible workplace tool.
• The First Blog Post: Coach a hesitant professional through publishing their first piece of online content.
• The Forum Flame: Help a colleague understand why their online behaviour is getting them banned from professional spaces.
• The Manual Report: Help a drowning colleague think through automating their painful weekly data process.
• The Misread Message: Repair a working relationship damaged by tone misinterpretation in digital messages.
• The Online Pile-On: Support a friend being dogpiled on social media with practical and emotional guidance.
• The Outdated Handbook: Guide a colleague through integrating new policies into an existing digital handbook.
• The Paper Trail: Convince a skeptical community organiser to consider digital solutions for drowning processes.
• The Phishing Scare: Talk a panicking colleague through assessing and responding to a potential phishing attack.
• The Planning Objection: Help a frustrated neighbour use digital civic tools to challenge a local planning decision.
• The Presentation Disaster: Help a frantic colleague systematically troubleshoot tech failures before their big meeting.
• The Research Dead End: Help a colleague escape poor search habits and find reliable sources for a deadline.
• The Resistant Learner: Build digital confidence in an anxious older adult who believes technology has left them behind.
• The Upgrade Dilemma: Make a persuasive environmental case against unnecessary annual technology replacement.
• The Urgent IT Request: Recognize and resist a convincing social engineering attack in real time.
• The Version Nightmare: Help a colleague recover from sending the wrong file version to a client.
• The Viral Health Claim: Challenge a friend's viral misinformation without damaging the relationship.
• The Wrong Channel: Stop a colleague from delivering sensitive news through the wrong digital medium.
• Customer Service: Check an AI-Drafted Reply: An AI assistant drafted a reply refusing a customer's refund. Check it before sending.
• HR: Spot AI Bias in Recruitment: An AI screening tool cut a candidate from the shortlist. Check it against their CV.
• Public Services: Check an AI Benefits Decision: An AI assistant recommends rejecting a single parent's benefits claim. Check it before sign-off.
• The Lesson Plan Mentor: Work with an experienced DigComp coach to design a lesson that genuinely integrates digital competencies into your subject.