A technique used to facilitate deeper exploration and understanding of a topic or issue. By asking a series of related prompts or questions, individuals are encouraged to reflect, consider different perspectives, and uncover underlying thoughts or emotions. This structured approach allows for a systematic exploration of ideas, promoting critical thinking and self-reflection

Steps:

1) Introduction:

• Explain the ChatGPT framework chart briefly to students

• Emphasize how each framework (e.g. R-T-F. T-A-G) helps structure thought processes

2) Scenario Assignment:

• Provide each participants with a different [marketing] scenario. For example, ["A clothing brand wants to promote its new sustainable line."]

3) Choose a Framework:

• Ask participants to select a framework that best aligns with their scenario. For example, [for the clothing brand, they might choose the "R-T-F" framework to structure a campaign idea]

4) Framework Execution:

Participants will then use ChatGPT to complete the framework's components:

For "R-T-F", they might write:

• Role: [Marketing Manager]

• Task: [Design a social media campaign]

• Format: [Series of Instagram posts]

5) This hands-on activity willhelp participants practice structuring their thoughts using sepcific frameworks, more approachable and practical

The following prompt provides a comprehensive lesson plan because it is highly personalized. It includes details such as students' level,lesson duration and class size (to facilitate class management). Additionally, it integrates the particular instrucitonal model and framework.

1) Example prompt (Template):

Act as a/an [role]. Create a [duration] [activity category: e.g. lesson plan, activity, assessment] for [level or age of learners] and [class size] to teach [course/subject] [topic] with the following [learning objectives].

Integrate [instructional model e.g. Active Learning] and [framework]. Indicate the estimated time for each event. Provide sufficient details and several examples of each event. Create a well-structured response using markdown formatting. Incorporate headings and subheadings to break up the content into sections. Use lists and tables as needed.

2) Example prompt with actual details:

Act as an experienced instructional designer. Create a one-hour lesson plan on "Waste recycling using green technologies" for eighth-grade students with the following learning objectives: 1. Able to explain the various green technologies available to recycle waste, 2. Able to choose suitable technology for different types of waste. Use Gagne's 9 Events of Instruction.

Indicate the estimated time for each event. Provide sufficient details and several exmaples of each event. Create a well-structured response using markdown formatting. Incorporat headings and subheadings to break up the content into sections. Use lists and tables as needed.

(If you want to get to know more on certain point or heading, copy & paste the point or heading in the chatbot, ChatGPT will give more detail extension and you do the same for the next step one after another)

We can asks ChatGPT to assume the role of a subject matter expert (SME) on the given topic. This approach provides a solid foundation for our learning journey, regardless of the subject

Step 1: Initial download a topic

SME: Expert in [subject matter, e.g. economy]

Topic: e.g. Understanding the value of currency

Style: e.g. Simple, beginner-friendly language (Optional; Specify age group or educational background)

Example prompt: Act as an SME, specializing in [the topic]. You've been asked to familiarize [target group] with the concept qucikly. Using the Pareto Principle, your task is to summarize the "must-know" essential concepts about the topic. Provide examples of implications that could arise when the topic is executed poorly. Format using markdown with headers, subheaders, bullet lists, etc. (see the section below for a more detailed prompt to get a well-structured response)

Step 2: Ask the Expert

Use this step to go deeper into the information provided in the Initial Download on a Topic's Output

Example prompt:

Role: A learner (teacher, student, TV anchor, journalist, investigator, etc.)

Prompt: Role-play a conversation between yourself as the learner and the SME to ask clarifying follow-up questions to support your learning process

What does this prompt do?

• Sets the stage for the learner to ask questions of the SME

• Ask ChatGPT to role-play and Q&A session between the learner and the SME

If you are unsure what to ask to start the conversation or to get it going, try prompting ChatGPT to suggest questions about the topic. Start a prompt with "Using the Socratic method, please suggest questions to ask about the topic"

Step 3: Test your understanding

ChatGPT can create questions that help you evaluate how well you're learning the subject matter by creating test-like questions - Ask 10 questions on the topic above, one question at a time. Use a multiple choice format labelled A-D with four possible answers. As you ask each question, wait for my response. Once a response is provided, you will confirm whether the answer is correct. After all questions have been answered, please calculate a percentage score and summary

What does this prompt do?

• Instructs to ask several multiple choice questions, one at a time

• Once answered, give immediate feedback if the answer is correct

• When all questions are completed, grade the responses as a percentage

Step 2: Use [Clarification Type of Socrative] questioning techniques with bloom taxonomy and knowledge dimension [factual, conceptual, procedural and metacognitive]

• Use [topic of the question] as a topic of the question

• Create in the table

Step 3 (Try test) - You may skip this question

• Change into written assignment

• Word limit: 1000 words

• Marks allocation: 20 marks

• Provide rubric for assessment

1. 5-likert scale, 3 is moderate

Step 4: Propose one MCQ question related to [topic of the question].

4 alternative answers, 1 right answer and 3 wrong answers

Set the question with a duration of 1 minute 15 sec

Step 5: Create MCQ questions for all levels of difficulty from C1 until C6 use formative assessment as a topic of the question. Create in the table

🎯 Workshop Objective

Participants will explore Invideo’s AI-powered features to create a 30-second educational or promotional video, using AI tools for script-to-video generation, voiceover, visuals, and music.

✅ Step-by-Step Instructions: AI Video Creation Using Invideo

🔹 Preparation

1. Choose a Topic or Theme

   • Examples:

     • Promote a course on data science

     • Advertise a mobile learning app

     • Introduce a digital storytelling workshop

2. Write a 4–5 sentence script that briefly covers:

   • The main idea or product

   • The benefit or value

   • The target audience

   • A call-to-action or invitation

🔹 Task 1: Login and Select AI Template

1. Visit https://invideo.io and sign in.

2. Click “AI Video Generator”.

3. Choose a template based on your theme and format (16:9, 9:16, 1:1).

4. Customize basic branding (logo, color scheme, font style).

💡 Invideo’s AI will auto-recommend templates based on your input keywords.

🔹 Task 2: Text-to-Video Conversion

1. Paste the script into the Text-to-Video editor.

2. AI will:

   • Auto-select background footage, images, and transitions

   • Match scenes to text

3. Manually adjust any visuals if necessary (e.g., swap images or shorten clips).

🔹 Task 3: Add AI Voiceover

1. Select the AI voiceover feature.

2. Choose a voice style (male/female, formal/friendly, accent).

3. Adjust speech tone, pace, and emotion.

4. Preview and sync voice with video scenes.

🔹 Task 4: Add AI Music

1. Click “Music” and explore AI-suggested tracks based on tone/mood.

2. Insert selected track into video.

3. Balance the volume:

   • Lower music during narration.

   • Use fade-in/fade-out if needed.

🔹 Task 5: Add Captions and Final Adjustments

1. Use auto-captioning to generate subtitles based on voiceover.

2. Customize:

   • Font, size, position

   • Color scheme to match your brand

3. Review all scenes and transitions.

🔹 Task 6: Render and Export

1. Once finalized, click “Export”.

2. Choose HD resolution (1080p) for best quality.

3. Download the video or share directly to platforms (YouTube, LinkedIn, etc.).

📦 Final Deliverable

Each participant should submit a 30-second AI-generated video that includes:

• ✅ AI-selected visuals and transitions

• ✅ AI-generated voiceover

• ✅ AI-selected music

• ✅ Auto-generated captions

• ✅ Exported in HD format

🎯 Workshop Objective

Participants will use SUNO AI to generate original, royalty-free music tracks by providing text-based prompts, learning how AI interprets genres, moods, and themes to compose music.

✅ Step-by-Step Instructions: AI Music Creation with SUNO

🔹 Preparation

1. Access SUNO

   • Go to https://app.suno.ai and sign up or log in.

2. Choose a Theme or Purpose

   • Example themes:

     • “Upbeat background music for a motivational video”

     • “Ambient soundtrack for a study session”

     • “Futuristic intro for a podcast”

   • Encourage participants to define:

     • 🎼 Genre (pop, ambient, jazz, EDM, etc.)

     • 🎭 Mood (happy, dramatic, calm, mysterious, etc.)

     • 🎯 Use-case (intro, background loop, full-length track)

🔹 Task 1: Prompting SUNO AI

1. Click "Create" and enter a short music prompt.

   • Example:

     “Energetic synth-pop track with a futuristic vibe, ideal for tech presentations.”

2. Choose length (15s, 30s, 60s) or loop setting, depending on use.

3. Click “Generate” and wait as SUNO composes your track.

🔹 Task 2: Preview and Customize

1. Preview the generated tracks (usually 2 per prompt).

2. If desired:

   • Regenerate using a refined or alternative prompt.

   • Add lyrics or vocal elements (if available in the beta version).

   • Modify tempo or instrumentation (if advanced editor is accessible in future releases).

💡 Tip: If you don’t like the output, tweak the prompt tone, style, or instrumentation keywords.

🔹 Task 3: Export and Use

1. Download the audio as MP3 or WAV format.

2. Integrate it into your:

   • Canva/Invideo video

   • Podcast

   • Presentation

   • Background loop for apps/sites

⚠️ Remind participants to review SUNO’s licensing for commercial usage rights before publishing.

📦 Final Deliverable

Each participant should:

• ✅ Generate a 30 to 60-second music track using SUNO AI

• ✅ Match the music to a selected theme, mood, or project

• ✅ Export and optionally present their track in a short demo session

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🎯 Objective

Participants will create a professional-quality 30-second AI presenter video using Canva’s Talking Avatar and AI-enhanced features, exploring automation in script-to-video conversion with minimal manual editing.

✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

🔹 Preparation

1. Assign Topic/Theme

   • Example: “Create a promotional video for an online course on creative thinking.”

2. Draft a 4-5 Sentence Script

   • It should cover:

     • What is the product/course/topic?

     • Why is it valuable?

     • Who is it for?

     • What can the viewer expect to learn/gain?

🔹 Task 1: Select Avatar and Scene Layout

1. Log in to Canva and choose Video > Talking Avatar template.

2. Choose a presenter from the avatar list (select gender, tone, style).

3. Pick a background scene or upload a brand-themed one.

🔹 Task 2: Script to Speech

1. Paste your prepared script into the avatar’s text-to-speech panel.

2. Choose the language, voice style (friendly, informative, formal, etc.).

3. Preview the AI avatar reading your script.

🧠 Tip: Edit your script if needed to sound more natural when spoken.

🔹 Task 3: Customize Visuals

1. Insert your logo, course thumbnail, or other branding visuals.

2. Add supporting graphics or icons using Canva Elements.

3. Adjust color schemes and fonts to align with your visual identity.

🔹 Task 4: Add Background Music (Optional)

1. Browse Canva’s music library or let AI suggest based on the mood.

2. Insert the audio and adjust volume levels so it does not overpower the avatar's voice.

🔹 Task 5: Captioning (Optional)

1. Use Canva’s Auto-captions or manually add text.

2. Sync captions with speech using the timeline.

3. Style the captions (font, size, position) to suit your theme.

🔹 Task 6: Final Adjustments & Export

1. Watch a final preview to check visuals, voice pacing, and clarity.

2. Render and export your 30-second video in MP4 (HD) format.

📦 Final Deliverable

Each participant should submit a completed 30-second AI presenter video that includes:

• ✅ AI-generated avatar narration

• ✅ Relevant background and branding

• ✅ Optional music and captions

• ✅ Exported in HD format for presentation or publishing

🎯 Workshop Objective

Participants will use Gamma.app to generate a professional-quality, AI-generated slide deck (5–7 slides), using only a prompt or short outline, and learn how to edit, refine, and present using Gamma’s tools.

✅ Step-by-Step Instructions: AI Presentation Creation Using Gamma

🔹 Preparation

1. Choose a Topic or Theme

   • Examples:

     • “The Future of AI in Education”

     • “Why Your Business Needs Data Literacy”

     • “5 Ways to Enhance Online Learning”

2. Write a short outline or idea (1–3 bullet points or a single paragraph).

   • This will be used as the input prompt for Gamma.

🔹 Task 1: Access Gamma and Start a New Presentation

1. Visit https://gamma.app and sign in or create a free account.

2. Click “New → Presentation” and choose “AI Create”.

3. Enter your prompt or outline into the AI prompt box.

   • Example:

     “Create a 7-slide presentation on how generative AI is changing teaching and learning in universities.”

🔹 Task 2: Generate and Review Slides

1. Gamma will generate:

   • Slide titles

   • Content (bullets, paragraphs)

   • Suggested visuals or layout

2. Review the structure:

   • Does it have a clear flow? (Intro → Content → Conclusion)

   • Are the points relevant and accurate?

✏️ You can regenerate specific slides or sections if needed.

🔹 Task 3: Customize Design and Layout

1. Choose a theme that matches your brand or purpose.

2. Edit text, icons, images, or layout.

3. Insert your own images or use Gamma’s stock assets (Unsplash, Giphy, etc.).

4. Add charts, callouts, or interactive elements if needed.

🔹 Task 4: Collaboration and Sharing (Optional)

1. Share the presentation with peers for feedback.

2. Use the commenting feature for real-time collaboration.

3. Export as PDF, PowerPoint, or present live via Gamma.

🔹 Task 5: Present

1. Use Gamma’s built-in presenter mode.

2. Optionally, share a link with narration or pre-record your voiceover using Loom or another screen recording tool.

📦 Final Deliverable

Each participant should produce a Gamma slide deck (5–7 slides) that includes:

• ✅ Clear flow of ideas (intro – body – conclusion)

• ✅ AI-generated and customized content

• ✅ Visual design aligned with theme

• ✅ Shared or exported in presentable format

🧠 Optional Extensions

• Pair the presentation with a SUNO-generated music track or Canva video

• Create a micro-pitch deck for a product or startup

• Evaluate peer presentations using a rubric (clarity, visuals, flow, originality)

Learning and assessment:

• Create new content

• Develop questions by following rubrics

• Design rubrics

• Marking assignments (Paid version)

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• No search engine : Extract the information from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

• Suggest link is better: Can filter for 'academic' field

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• Provides accurate, trusted and real-time answers

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