With so much new AI material (and SO many new workshops), I’ve given AI its own menu on this website and reorganized the material.

Click on AI on the navigation bar and take a look at the new dropdown menu. Hopefully the flow makes sense, as I think of this sort of in order: AI models and API tools first and then Basic Prompting (which now includes both a few general techniques and then a library of starter prompts) followed by how to use Search and Reasoning.

Ideas for how to AI to improve teaching (AI Hacks for Teaching) has a long list of prompts for the things we do as teachers: create learning goals, align assignments with learning goals, design classroom activities, make exams etc. The next couple of tabs lead to different types of specific prompting teachers might use: prompts for learning and feedback, simulations and assessment.

Then there are pages for deep research prompts, system prompts, meta prompting, custom bots, AI literacy and resources. All free to share.