🎬 Course Introduction: “AI Prompting in 6 Steps”

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About Course

Welcome to AI Prompting in 6 Steps — the crash course that shows you how to talk to AI in a way that gets real results.

Whether you’re a teacher, entrepreneur, creative, or just AI-curious, one thing is clear:
The future doesn’t belong to those who know AI… but to those who know how to direct it.

In this course, you’ll learn the core skill behind every great AI output: prompting.
Not technical coding. Not expensive tools. Just powerful, clear thinking — translated into smart prompts that unlock the full potential of tools like ChatGPT.

We’ll guide you step-by-step through:

What makes a good prompt
How to structure your instructions
How to guide tone, style, and content
And how to build your own personal prompt library for daily use

You don’t need any AI background — just curiosity, a device, and a desire to work smarter, not harder.

By the end of this course, you’ll know how to get better, faster, and more creative results from AI than 95% of people out there.

Let’s get started — and let AI work with you, not just for you.

Course Content

Step 1 – The Power of a Clear Question
– What exactly is a prompt? – Why clarity = better output – Mini-task: write 3 prompts and improve them

Lesson 1.1 – What is a Prompt?

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Lesson 1.2 – Clarity = Better Output

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Lesson 1.3 – Mini Practice: Write & Improve 3 Prompts

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Step 2 – Write Specific and Direct Prompts
– Vague vs. targeted instructions – Prompting do’s and don’ts – Examples in marketing, teaching, and content creation

Step 3 – Use the Role–Task–Context Formula
– Structure your prompt with: who, what, and why – Examples: sales coach, educator, content strategist – Practice: craft your own prompt using the formula

Step 4 – Guide AI with Examples and Tone
– Control tone, style, and direction – "Write like..." or "Use this example..." techniques – Practice: train AI to mimic your writing style

Step 5 – Test, Iterate, and Improve
– Prompting is a creative process – Ask for variations, summaries, or simplifications – Challenge: fix a weak prompt for a strong result

Step 6 – Build Your Prompt Library
– Why you should save your best prompts – Tools to organize and reuse them – Bonus: personal prompt archive template

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🎬 Course Introduction: “AI Prompting in 6 Steps”

About Course

Course Content

Step 1 – The Power of a Clear Question
– What exactly is a prompt? – Why clarity = better output – Mini-task: write 3 prompts and improve them

Lesson 1.1 – What is a Prompt?

Lesson 1.2 – Clarity = Better Output

Lesson 1.3 – Mini Practice: Write & Improve 3 Prompts

Step 2 – Write Specific and Direct Prompts
– Vague vs. targeted instructions – Prompting do’s and don’ts – Examples in marketing, teaching, and content creation

Lesson 2.1 – Vague vs. Specific: What’s the Difference?

Lesson 2.2 – Prompting Do’s and Don’ts

Lesson 2.3 – Use Cases: Marketing, Teaching, Content

Step 3 – Use the Role–Task–Context Formula
– Structure your prompt with: who, what, and why – Examples: sales coach, educator, content strategist – Practice: craft your own prompt using the formula

Lesson 3.1 – Prompt Structuring with RTC

Lesson 3.2 – Real Prompt Examples

Lesson 3.3 – Create Your Own RTC Prompt

Step 4 – Guide AI with Examples and Tone
– Control tone, style, and direction – "Write like..." or "Use this example..." techniques – Practice: train AI to mimic your writing style

Lesson 4.1 – Controlling Style and Tone

Lesson 4.2 – “Write Like…” Technique

Lesson 4.3 – Practice: Make AI Write Like You

Step 5 – Test, Iterate, and Improve
– Prompting is a creative process – Ask for variations, summaries, or simplifications – Challenge: fix a weak prompt for a strong result

Lesson 5.1 – The Iterative Mindset

Lesson 5.2 – Ask for Variations, Edits, and Tweaks

Lesson 5.3 – Prompt Repair Challenge

Step 6 – Build Your Prompt Library
– Why you should save your best prompts – Tools to organize and reuse them – Bonus: personal prompt archive template

Lesson 6.1 – Why Save Your Prompts?

Lesson 6.2 – Tools to Organize Your Prompts

Lesson 6.3 – Bonus Download: Prompt Library Template

About Course

Course Content

Step 1 – The Power of a Clear Question – What exactly is a prompt? – Why clarity = better output – Mini-task: write 3 prompts and improve them

Step 2 – Write Specific and Direct Prompts – Vague vs. targeted instructions – Prompting do’s and don’ts – Examples in marketing, teaching, and content creation

Step 3 – Use the Role–Task–Context Formula – Structure your prompt with: who, what, and why – Examples: sales coach, educator, content strategist – Practice: craft your own prompt using the formula

Step 4 – Guide AI with Examples and Tone – Control tone, style, and direction – "Write like..." or "Use this example..." techniques – Practice: train AI to mimic your writing style

Step 5 – Test, Iterate, and Improve – Prompting is a creative process – Ask for variations, summaries, or simplifications – Challenge: fix a weak prompt for a strong result

Step 6 – Build Your Prompt Library – Why you should save your best prompts – Tools to organize and reuse them – Bonus: personal prompt archive template

Student Ratings & Reviews

Step 1 – The Power of a Clear Question
– What exactly is a prompt? – Why clarity = better output – Mini-task: write 3 prompts and improve them

Step 2 – Write Specific and Direct Prompts
– Vague vs. targeted instructions – Prompting do’s and don’ts – Examples in marketing, teaching, and content creation

Step 3 – Use the Role–Task–Context Formula
– Structure your prompt with: who, what, and why – Examples: sales coach, educator, content strategist – Practice: craft your own prompt using the formula

Step 4 – Guide AI with Examples and Tone
– Control tone, style, and direction – "Write like..." or "Use this example..." techniques – Practice: train AI to mimic your writing style

Step 5 – Test, Iterate, and Improve
– Prompting is a creative process – Ask for variations, summaries, or simplifications – Challenge: fix a weak prompt for a strong result

Step 6 – Build Your Prompt Library
– Why you should save your best prompts – Tools to organize and reuse them – Bonus: personal prompt archive template