AIF I Official Resources: Assessment, Course and Journey Map

Find Scrum.org AIF I assessment and required-course information, the public Level 1 Journey Map and supporting resources without inventing private templates or readiness rules.

Start with the assessment and required course

SourceUse it for
AIF I credential-specific assessmentCurrent 40-question/60-minute/85%/English format and required-course positioning
AI Fluency for Product Team Members courseLevel 1 scope, public outcomes and the course-completion assessment passcode
AI Fluency Journey MapPublic developmental context and its downloadable issuer PDF; keep AIF I scope foundational

The credential-specific course requirement controls over generic guidance about other Scrum.org assessments. Independent practice grants no course completion, assessment passcode or certification. Exact official answer proportions, category weights and scored/unscored split remain unestablished.

Supporting product-team habits

SourceUseful boundary
Personal AI adoption planPlanning purposeful practice and retained human judgement; sample data rules are local examples
From course to habitApplying learning and building role-related habits
Preparing for AI FluencyIssuer preparation context; use current accessible guidance without inferring private lesson content
2020 Scrum GuideHuman Scrum accountabilities; editorial AI applications do not create a new team role or approval authority

Some supplementary pages may restrict direct access. A link or indexed excerpt does not establish that every private lesson or exact assessment detail was reviewed.

Use formal lists within their evidence

The public course mentions three failure modes and a five-element Level 1 Direction template without enumerating their exact labels. The Journey Map’s public dimensions do not supply a missing fifth element or a universal readiness score. Use the course for its formal detail; do not substitute another organisation’s four-D framework or a separate AI certification syllabus.

Our practice diagnoses observable problems, supplies relevant context and checks human use against stated evidence and policies. Equal topic allocation and four-option single-select construction are editorial, and complete private-course fidelity or a validated pass prediction is not claimed.

For issuer course and assessment questions, use Scrum.org. For account, billing or restore issues in our independent app, use PM Mastery support .