I’m in the midst of preparing for my sharing. It will happen next Wednesday and I’m trying to tie up the loose ends.
Here’s what I’ve achieved today:
Prompts
- Single-word ones: proofread, ELI5, TL;DR
- After your prompt, add “Set the temperature to 0.1” for a direct, & less creative response. Temperature setting ranges from 0 to 1.
- Rewrite this student remark/school email in a more constructive/professional tone.
- Translate this sentence into Chinese.
- Type Children’s Day messages in Chinese in a Singaporean context
- xl vba. (Proceeds to write what user wants to automate in excel)
- html css js. (Proceeds to write what user needs in a Web page or Web app)
- Give me the top 3 reasons from the following set of data. (Copy and paste one column of qualitative responses. Ensure that you input only non-sensitive data)
8 questions for paper fortune teller
- How to guide students to use ChatGPT?
- What are some ChatGPT’s limitations that we should be aware of?
- What are some easy ways we can use ChatGPT to increase the effectiveness of our teaching?
- What are some unique ways we can use ChatGPT?
- What do you understand by the term “AI-resistant assignment”?
- How can we respond to students submitting AI-generated content as their own?
- What are some useful ChatGPT plugins and their functions?
- What’s one thing you can do to enhance your knowledge of ChatGPT?
Wish me luck!