Plain Language and AI: Powering Effective Communication

Free Seminar Live Online

Federal professionals must be able to communicate clearly and effectively to lead teams and demonstrate strong supervisory, collaboration, decision-making, and change-management skills. AI can enhance your communication, but it cannot replace the critical thinking that powers clear writing.

This live webinar will discuss how to use plain writing and AI to plan, organize, and develop documents that connect with audiences and deliver meaningful results. We will also highlight the suite of writing classes GSUSA offers, designed to strengthen federal employees’ communication skills.

Key Takeaways

  • Define plain writing, including how to use it and why it matters.
  • Discuss the Plain Writing Act of 2010.
  • Use language purposefully to organize information and connect with your reader.
  • Evaluate your writing to ensure it is clear, coherent, and accurate.
  • Understand how core competencies are rooted in strong communication skills.
  • Apply AI tools to enhance writing and handle routine correspondence.
  • Use AI tools to support clear, consistent communication.

What You’ll Learn

  • Update your writing skills with 21st-century standards based on plain writing.
  • Learn how plain writing and AI can support communication that is clear, concise, complete, and effective.
  • Improve supervisory outcomes through stronger, plain-language communication.
  • Apply plain writing techniques so readers can easily find, understand, and use the information they need.
  • Understand how core competencies rely on strong communication skills, supported by responsible use of AI tools.
  • Explore GSUSA writing courses for every proficiency level, each incorporating plain language instruction.
  • See how targeted course content addresses day-to-day federal communication needs.
  • Learn from GSUSA subject matter experts with proven government experience.
  • Take advantage of flexible scheduling options.

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