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== 🖥️ Prompt Engineering Resources ==
== 🖥️ Learning Resources ==
Google has extensive resources for prompt engineering found here: [https://developers.google.com/machine-learning/resources/prompt-eng Prompt Engineering Resources (Google)]
Google has extensive resources for prompt engineering found here: [https://developers.google.com/machine-learning/resources/prompt-eng Prompt Engineering Resources (Google)]


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== 📝 Practical Prompts ==
== 📝 Practical Prompts ==
Prompt engineering is an essential skill for educators using AI tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Meta AI, or [[Use Generative AI Tools|other tools recommended by Riverdale]]. By crafting effective prompts, teachers can enhance lesson plans, differentiate instruction, develop rubrics, and frame feedback more precisely. Some example prompts are below.
Prompt engineering is an essential skill for educators using AI tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude, Meta AI, or [[Use Generative AI Tools|other tools recommended by Riverdale]]. By crafting effective prompts, teachers can enhance lesson plans, differentiate instruction, develop rubrics, and frame feedback more precisely. Some example prompts are below.


=== General Prompts ===
=== General Prompts ===
These prompt templates work well for general AI tools such as Google Gemini, ChatGPT,  Claude, and Meta AI (amongst others). If you have an idea for a lesson, and want to use AI to help brainstorm and create it, trying using one of the prompt templates below!
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!Notes
!Notes
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|General Prompt w/ Context
|General Activity Creation
|Imagine you are ____________ .  
|Imagine you are ____________ .  
Design an activity designed for ___________ while covering a unit related to ___________ .  
Design an activity designed for ___________ while covering a unit related to ___________ .  
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The activity should be formatted with __________ and have ____________ types/number of questions.  
The activity should be formatted with __________ and have ____________ types/number of questions.  


This activity should help measure the following learning outcomes/objectives ___________.  
This activity should help measure the following learning outcomes/objectives ___________.  
 
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# Fill in the blanks to make a starting prompt
# Iterate and change details as needed
# Remember, this is just a starting point!
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|General Prompt w/ Learning Standards
|Specific Learning Activity
|User Prompt (for Activity): ____________
|User Prompt (for Activity): ____________


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# <EXCLUDE STANDARDS>
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# Run this prompt through AI
# Then use the result to run through AI another time
# This will now generate the actual activity!
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=== Prompts for Flint or Other Tutoring Platforms ===
Refer to the article linked here for '''''[https://howdoi.riverdale.edu/wiki/Access_Flint#%F0%9F%93%9D_Prompts_for_Flint Prompts for Flint]'''''.
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