MODULES 02–08 / FULL COURSE
Learn it.
Try it.
Make it useful.
Twenty-one practical lessons with worked examples and challenges that get harder. Read the guide, make your own attempt and check your reasoning.
MODULE 02
Ask clearly. Improve the answer.
Write a useful brief, guide the style and repair a weak answer without losing the facts.
Explain the task, context and result
Turn a broad request into a reusable brief for one familiar task.
Open lessonGive examples and useful boundaries
Guide tone and structure with a short example while preventing irrelevant facts from leaking into the answer.
Open lessonImprove a weak answer through follow-up
Diagnose a specific weakness, request a focused revision and verify that the revision has not introduced another problem.
Open lessonMODULE 03
Find a tool that fits your task.
Find your way around, compare actual attempts and decide whether more access would help.
Find your way around ChatGPT
Start a suitable conversation, make one deliberate revision and retain a result you can find again.
Open lessonFind your way around Claude and Grok
Compare the same suitable task in two tools and explain a preference using observed evidence.
Open lessonFree or paid: decide from your needs
Make a justified keep/change/trial decision using a recurring task, an observed limitation and a current account-specific quote.
Open lessonMODULE 04
Everyday tasks, done more thoughtfully.
Write a clearer update, learn an idea and turn loose notes into a plan.
Write and communicate more clearly
Turn the same source notes into an email and a short update without changing what is true, outstanding or undecided.
Open lessonLearn a concept and practise it
Explain a concept in your own words, attempt questions before feedback and correct your understanding using an independent source.
Open lessonTurn a messy task into a manageable plan
Convert incomplete notes into ordered actions while keeping missing owners, dates and decisions visible.
Open lessonMODULE 05
Go beyond the chat box.
Question a document, interpret an image and build a research trail you can check.
Ask useful questions about a document
Answer questions from a document with traceable support, while keeping missing information and version changes visible.
Open lessonUse an image to explain a problem
Describe visible evidence, label an interpretation and identify what a picture alone cannot establish.
Open lessonResearch with evidence
Make a bounded conclusion from sources you actually opened, recording support, context, dates and what remains uncertain.
Open lessonMODULE 06
Useful help. Clear boundaries.
Guide a browser task, delegate a draft and check what an automation actually did.
Assistance, automation and action
Distinguish a useful suggestion, a prepared action and an evidenced result, then decide what needs checking before repeating a task.
Open lessonGuide an assistant through a browser task
Write a browser task with a clear page boundary, extract a small comparison and identify when the source asks for something outside your request.
Open lessonDelegate a bounded task and review the result
Turn an open-ended request into a checkable brief, review a partial result and hand back a precise correction.
Open lessonMODULE 07
Bring a small idea to life.
Write a brief, improve a working page and hand over a result you have checked.
Write a clear project brief
Define a one-page website around a visitor, a useful action and a testable scope before asking AI to build it.
Open lessonCreate and improve the first version
Make a small webpage, improve its message and action, and keep the changes tied to the original brief.
Open lessonReview, publish or hand over
Check the actual deliverable, distinguish local and hosted states, and write a handover another person can use.
Open lessonMODULE 08
Make it a skill you can repeat.
Save a workflow, complete a practical project and review your progress with evidence.
Save and organise useful workflows
Save a reusable method with its inputs, checks and limits, then adapt it when the facts change.
Open lessonComplete your practical project
Complete a small task from brief to checked result and keep enough evidence to explain your decisions.
Open lessonReview progress and choose what comes next
Describe progress using observed work, identify remaining support needs and choose a specific next practice task.
Open lessonONE LESSON. THREE WAYS TO PRACTISE.
Choose a useful stretch.
- FoundationFollow a clear brief and check the facts.
- ApplyHandle a constraint or change without losing accuracy.
- StretchResolve conflicting inputs, compare options or design your own test.
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