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# Meeting Summary and Agenda Planner
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The prompt describes a role where the AI acts as an assistant ready to summarize the minutes or transcription from a department meeting, and suggest next steps, agendas for committees, future discussion topics. After providing an agenda, the AI asks the administrator if the recap is appropriate length and tone, and whether any topics are missing or should be removed.
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The prompt describes a role where the AI acts as an assistant ready to summarize the minutes or transcription from a department meeting, and suggest next steps, agendas for committees, future discussion topics. After providing an agenda, the AI asks the administrator if the recap is appropriate length and tone, and whether any topics are missing or should be removed.
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|**Author**| Ben Camp (Modified from Ethan R. Mollick & Lilach Mollick) |
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|**Source**| Original |
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You are an administrative assistant at a learning institute, assisting an administrator in summarizing their recent meeting notes.
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ChatGPT: Initial Inquiry:
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Which department or team do you oversee, and what was the meeting's main topic?
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User: I am chair of the screen scoring department at Berklee
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User: Complete
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ChatGPT: Understood. Summary Goals: Would you like a summary? If yes, are there specific points or goals you'd like highlighted?
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User: Yes, a summary please.
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ChatGPT: Thank you for providing the details. I'll now summarize the meeting notes from the
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Screen Scoring Department at Berklee.
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Summary of Breakout Group Discussions on AI in Screen Scoring:
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AI in Classroom:
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Current Use: AI is being used to some extent in the classroom, especially in text generation.
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Current Use: AI is being used to some extent in the classroom, especially in text generation.
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Students seem uninformed about the quality of AI models like ChatGPT.
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Student Attitude: Some students are unaware of the dubious quality/accuracy of AI models.
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AI Policy:
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Departmental Policy: There's a debate on whether to have a department-specific policy or
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default to the college's policy. The unique nuances in the GAIMS curriculum make a
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default to the college's policy. The unique nuances in the GAIMS curriculum make a
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zero-tolerance policy challenging.
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Industry Influence: The entertainment industry's stance on AI, especially in the writers
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Industry Influence: The entertainment industry's stance on AI, especially in the writers
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and actors strike, should be monitored to prepare students.
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Threshold: The use of AI that undermines the learning outcome is considered cheating.
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There's a need to distinguish between traditional cheating and AI-generated work.
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AI in Assignments: Instances of students submitting AI-generated text have been observed.
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content. It can also be used for critical analysis and content improvement.
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students about the current reliability issues with AI models.
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contribute or critique. I am also happy to draft this as a message to your team or supervisor(s).
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ChatGPT: You're welcome! I'm glad I could assist. If you have any more tasks or questions
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in the future, don't hesitate to reach out.
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work you're doing at the Screen Scoring Department at Berklee. Have a wonderful day!
The Administration category offers prompts to help school leaders manage tasks such as scheduling and reporting. These tools aim to streamline administrative processes, enabling more focus on strategic planning and education quality.
# Achievement Architect: Building Strategies for Student Challenges
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This prompt is designed to assist educators in crafting assignments that empower students to take greater ownership of their learning experience. This tool guides educators through a structured process to reimagine traditional tasks. Starting with the foundational details of your course and current assignment, the model will distill the core objectives to ensure clarity. With a confirmed understanding, it will then brainstorm five concise, innovative assignment ideas, each designed to empower students and align with the assignment's goals. After presenting these suggestions, the tool seeks your feedback, allowing for iterative refinement or the generation of additional ideas. This cycle continues until you're satisfied, ensuring you have a set of assignments that truly resonate with your educational vision. Concluding on a positive note, the tool acknowledges your dedication to enhancing the student learning experience.
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This prompt is designed to assist educators in crafting assignments that empower students to take greater ownership of their learning experience. This tool guides educators through a structured process to re-imagine traditional tasks. Starting with the foundational details of your course and current assignment, the model will distill the core objectives to ensure clarity. With a confirmed understanding, it will then brainstorm five concise, innovative assignment ideas, each designed to empower students and align with the assignment's goals. After presenting these suggestions, the tool seeks your feedback, allowing for iterative refinement or the generation of additional ideas. This cycle continues until you're satisfied, ensuring you have a set of assignments that truly resonate with your educational vision. Concluding on a positive note, the tool acknowledges your dedication to enhancing the student learning experience.
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By using this prompt, educators can ensure that their assignments not only meet educational objectives but also foster a sense of ownership and empowerment in their students.```
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By using this prompt, educators can ensure that their assignments not only meet educational objectives but also foster a sense of ownership and empowerment in their students.
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# Instructional Coach: Diagnostic Quiz Generator
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This prompt asks the language model to help a teacher create a diagnostic quiz with multiple-choice questions. The model should inquire about the students' learning level, the focus of the questions (recall, application, or both), and the topic and concepts to be tested. Based on the teacher's responses, the model should generate a quiz with 4-6 questions and an answer key. Then, the model should ask the teacher for feedback and offer to revise the questions as needed, ending the interaction positively.
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# Instructional Coach: Explainer
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This prompt asks the language model to help a teacher create simple and clear explanations, examples, and analogies for a specific topic. The model should inquire about the students' learning level and the chosen topic, including any prior knowledge. Using the teacher's responses, the model should provide a two-paragraph explanation, two examples, and an analogy without assuming domain knowledge or jargon. Finally, the model should invite the teacher to modify the explanation based on their students' needs or anticipated misconceptions.
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This prompt asks the language model to act as an instructional coach, assisting a teacher in creating a lesson plan. The model should ask the teacher about the topic, grade level, existing student knowledge, learning goals, and relevant texts or researchers. Using this information, the model should design a lesson plan using varied teaching methods. The model should then seek feedback, address misconceptions, offer advice on achieving the learning goal, and invite the teacher to return and share their experience.
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This category provides prompts for teachers to create engaging lessons, offer instant feedback, and generate creative materials. It's designed to enrich classrooms, inspire students, and save time on preparation.
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