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Lucile Huguenet, Milla Carrera, Coral Borrell, Ian Osmin Hernandez

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Lucile Huguenet, Milla Carrera, Coral Borrell, Ian Osmin Hernandez

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Step 1 : What sports were included in the paris 2024 summer olympics ?

Step 2 : Analysing our first prompt, we don't need any follow up questions

Step 3 : We could use the answer as the main idea and/or the introduction

Step 4 : The AI's sources are "general knowledge" and its answer is based on the Olympics International Committee

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Philippe, Romane, Syrine, Andre, Juliette,Júlia Gallego

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Philippe, Romane, Syrine, Andre, Juliette,Júlia Gallego

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Step 1: We can ask him to improve our writing skills or we can ask him to establish a priority oder to organize our ideas better.

Step 2: We don't think that we necessarily need a follow up question, but we should reword our prompt.

Step 3: We can check our grammar spelling. Also, we shouldn't copy everything it said and just use it as a base.

Step 4: We should always cite our sources

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Lara Ozkaya, Maria Navarro, Adrian Olmedo, Thomas Mauclert

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Lara Ozkaya, Maria Navarro, Adrian Olmedo, Thomas Mauclert

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Step 1 : Can you give me some ideas to improve my school project that is about the olympics in Paris?

Step 2 : We don't need to change our question.

Step 3 : We can use it to improve our project and make it more professional.

Step 4 : We should cite AI in this situation.

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Marta Frías, Sofia Martínez and Pau Canut.

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Marta Frías, Sofia Martínez and Pau Canut.

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Step 1: How is it divided? What sport were included were included in this Summer Olimpics? In what year were they invented and where? Which countries participate?

Step 2: No, we don't need any information nor change our questions.

Step 3: We use it to know about the Summer Olympics and then we ask if he could make an inspirational text so we can inspire and later we rewrite it.

Step 4: Yes, we think that we need to always cite AI if we used it.

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Step 1: We can ask to chatGPT to organize our ideas in many parts and steps, and helping us to identify what mistakes we have done.

Step 2: No because the organization that the AI did is great, and We just need to correct the mistakes that it found.

Step 3: We can take tho whole organization if it's good, and see what kind of one we can do to be better the next time and to don't have to use chatGPT. After as we say earlier we just need to correct our mistakes.

Step 4: Yes but at the bottom of the assignment to say that AI helped us to organize ideas and corrected mistakes.

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Claudia Navarette, Esther Olivares and Laura Reinke

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Claudia Navarette, Esther Olivares and Laura Reinke

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Step 1: Can you give me synonyms for this...? Can you check for my spelling?

Step 2: We like our questions as is

Step 3: Substituting what we had to what the AI says

Step 4: I don't think so because it's only help, we're not extracting information from it

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Step 1: What ideas can you include on a Paris olympics project?

Step 2: Which country has won more gold medals on the 2024 Olympics?

Step 3: We can use this answers to make our project more interesting and more professional.

Step 4: Of course we should cite Ai on this situation, we have used it to get info about our project.

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Carolina Mongort, Adrien, Emma, Izham and Álvaro Sampelayo

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Carolina Mongort, Adrien, Emma, Izham and Álvaro Sampelayo

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Step 1: How Paris prepared the 2024 Olymplics Summer Games?

Step 2: We don't need any information that is provided by the AI.

Step 3: We use the AI to gave us more ideas of the olympics games.

Step 4: We shouldn't cite the AI, because we use that to inspire how we can do the project.

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Carolina, Hugo, María, Jesus and Cristina.

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Carolina, Hugo, María, Jesus and Cristina.

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Step 1: Can you tell us some ideas to write in a project about the Paris Summer Olimpics?

Step 2: We don't need any change in our question.

Step 3: As a inspiration to write our project or to know more about the theme.

Step 4: We think we always need to cite AI if we used it.

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Maxime Nedelec, Sylvere Peyragrosse, Anais Potier and Marta Pastor

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Maxime Nedelec, Sylvere Peyragrosse, Anais Potier and Marta Pastor

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Step 1: We can ask hom to: "tell me more about what a criminologist does on a daily basis".

Step 2: We don't think that we need a follow up question or reword our prompt.

Step 3: We can pick the information and change it to our own words, and to be sure that the information it's true search it in different webs.

Step 4: We think that we should cite AI in tgis case. American Society of Criminology - ASC: Provides resources and publications related to criminology research and education.

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Lucia Parrado, Emma Gangloff, Vincente Payo, Sélène Pinet--Vandamme

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Lucia Parrado, Emma Gangloff, Vincente Payo, Sélène Pinet--Vandamme

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step 1: you are a guide in Paris, give me suggestions on mostsees concerning the Olympic Games.

step 2: We could ask precisions about one or two points.

step 3: main things in our project

step 4: we need to cite sources

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1. Can you explain the main points on the Paris Olympics?

2. We don't a follow a question because the answer AI gave us is really complete

3. We can use the this response to create the diapositives and their titles.

4. Yes, we should always cite AI if we use it's responses for our inspiration.

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Tiago Pinto Teixeira; Lucy SHROEDER;  Tim Leclere Lemasson; Oceane Perrin

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Tiago Pinto Teixeira; Lucy SHROEDER;  Tim Leclere Lemasson; Oceane Perrin

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Step 1: Give AI a role. You are a student and you have a suggestion due this week. Give me suggestions on Paris Summer Olympics for this Project.

Step 2: If it gives any good idea that you want to know more about it you would want to ask to explain it in more detail.

Step 3: Yes and no. You can get inspired by the AI's response but you can't rewrite it completely. It is important that you work on your own and that AI only stays an "Idea Partner".

Step 4: We should cite it.

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Irene Llobet, Antoine Junker, María Espadafor, Aleix Bailen

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Irene Llobet, Antoine Junker, María Espadafor, Aleix Bailen

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STEP 1:

An AI can help us search for reliable sources and, also, extract important information from long texts. On the other hand, it can also be a useful tool when you don't find an especific fact, like a date. Finally, the AI can also guide us to analyze information when we don't understand it.

STEP 2:

We receive a lot of information from AI. We can read and take some ideas from our prompt but not copy and paste the information directly from it to the infographic

STEP 3:

You can use AI's response by rewriting it with your own word and citing the AI you use. However, you have to make sure that these informations are correct by verifying them yourself on multiple website.

STEP 4:

Yes, it's very important to cite an AI source because we should always indicate when we extract information from a source.

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Aaron Garrido, Barbara Pereira, Legras Penelope, Loris Schweitzer

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Aaron Garrido, Barbara Pereira, Legras Penelope, Loris Schweitzer

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Step 1: Give me examples about what a criminologist does on a daily basis

Step 2: It depends on the answer. If it's precise or not.

Step 3:We can take information from the AI response but not use it as it's said. We can ensure the information is true by checking on the internet maybe.

Step 4: Yes, we have to cite it

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Ivan KARLOV, Clara HUBERT, Biel BLANCHARD, Raphael Gutierrez-Ulecia Miller

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Ivan KARLOV, Clara HUBERT, Biel BLANCHARD, Raphael Gutierrez-Ulecia Miller

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Step 1: Can you explain what were the Paris summer Olympics ?

*we didn't have the time to finish...

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Lola RIBA, Jacobo ROGOVICH, Clara RAYMOND

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Lola RIBA, Jacobo ROGOVICH, Clara RAYMOND

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STEP 1: "Can you explain ... in a simpler way?"

or

"Can you rephrase that ... ?"

"Tell me more about..."

STEP 2: It depends on the AI answer, if it is complete and enough it might be good; otherwise if it gives us a very relevant answer about things we don't know or with words we did not understood we can ask it to explain it one more time

STEP 3:

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Sergio Roldan, Natalia Badia, Arnau Canut, Nicolas Heaton

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Sergio Roldan, Natalia Badia, Arnau Canut, Nicolas Heaton

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Step1: We could use: "Can you provide detailed examples of a criminologist's daily responsibilities, including tasks like crime analysis, research, criminal profiling, consulting with law enforcement, and courtroom testimony?", for example.

Step 2: We think it is important to ask yourself: Does it cover different aspects like research, profiling, and consulting?

Step 3: We should take the examples from the AI and organize them into categories for your infographic, such as "Research & Analysis," "Crime Scene Work," "Consulting," and "Court Testimony."

Step 4: If you use the AI's response verbatim, it's a good practice to cite it. You can ask AI to generate a formal citation.

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Vinyet Quilez, Isona Quilez, lucie lavierre, Naia reyes salas

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Vinyet Quilez, Isona Quilez, lucie lavierre, Naia reyes salas

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step: the prompt we used is... "tell me more about criminology..."

step 2: we did not have to ask another question to AI, since It did a great job on information us on each types of criminology studies.

step 3: by checking if the information given is true we could just simply search the wander by searching in our own awnser.

step 4: we could site AI by simply naming the information you wanted to get from it and the person who gave it to you, which in this case is AI. Other site websites can also do the job.

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Tiago Sampaio, Marta Sagarra Fortià, Florian Desodt and  Claudia Hernández

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Tiago Sampaio, Marta Sagarra Fortià, Florian Desodt and  Claudia Hernández

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Step 1: We used the prompt: "Tell me more about criminology..."

Step2: We didn´t need to rewrite our question because chat gpt understood it and gave us multiple examples

Step 3: We can know if its true by comparing t to other reliable websites

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Evan Crocenzo, Blanca de Pol, Sara Romero and khalil Boudich

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Evan Crocenzo, Blanca de Pol, Sara Romero and khalil Boudich

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what sports were included in the summer olimpics 2024? do it not very long and understandable

No, we don't need to modificate or add somethnig to our response as it is good.

To make the task we were asked for more professional.

Yes, because we didn't do anything wrong, just ask for some help.

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Alba Juy, Rossi Damien, Aloïse Rung and Júlia Sàbat.

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Alba Juy, Rossi Damien, Aloïse Rung and Júlia Sàbat.

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1. We could use the prompt "can you explain in a simple way" or "tell me more about the topic", "tell me more about what criminologist do on a daily basis".

2. We don't necessarily need to add a follow up question

3. We can ensure that the information is true by comparing it with other webs, such us cosmos.

4. Yes, it's important to cite the source that we extract the information from

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Paula Godoy, Sabrine Bisillon, Clara-Maeve Mulcahy, Lisa Creola.

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Paula Godoy, Sabrine Bisillon, Clara-Maeve Mulcahy, Lisa Creola.

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Step 1: We ask the AI to sumarice and paraphrase what we are reading.

Stap 2: It isn't necessary to reword our question. The AI answer perfectly.

Step 3: We can't be sure that the AI's answers are correctly, because it's use lot of diferent sources, but we can sarch for information to compare it.

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Tom Mangiardi, Line Rollet, Ingrid Ruaix Arbonès, Célia Romero

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Tom Mangiardi, Line Rollet, Ingrid Ruaix Arbonès, Célia Romero

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Step 1 : We could use a prompt like:
"Can you simplify and summarize this article about schools potentially banning cell phones? I'm finding it difficult to read and understand."

Step 2 : Review the AI's response to see if it answers your question clearly. If it's still unclear or missing important details, ask a follow-up question or adjust the prompt to be more specific.

Step 3 : Use the AI's explanation to simplify your understanding of the article. To ensure accuracy, cross-check the main points by comparing them with reliable sources or the original text.

Step 4 : If you rely on AI's wording or specific insights in your work, it's best to cite it. If it's just used to help understand and reword the text yourself, citation isn't necessary. If needed, you can ask AI to generate a citation.

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Mariel Puel, Cayetana Salas, Tania Chablain, John Couper

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Mariel Puel, Cayetana Salas, Tania Chablain, John Couper

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Step 1: We can use the prompt: Can you explain ___ in a simpler way?

Step 2: It is not necessary to use a follow-up prompt

Step 3: We can understand as much information from the answer as possible

Step 4:

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Anna Casellas Moreno, Pénélope Maréchal, Valentine Sasco and María José Cerro Blanco

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Anna Casellas Moreno, Pénélope Maréchal, Valentine Sasco and María José Cerro Blanco

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STEP 1: We ask AI to help u with some criminologist doubts.

STEP 2: We think we don't need at all it.

STEP 3: We summarize some information and put it on our words.

STEP 4: We, of course, think that we must cite AI sources to avoid any kind of Academic Integrity Violation.