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How do you ask—and check the answer?

Practice prompt design, checking AI responses and explaining human and AI contributions. Ground AI use in a clear task and independent judgment.

IN THE CLASSROOM

What do students do?

Write a prompt for a real task, predict the response, inspect the output and verify key claims against original sources.

For introductions to AI, AI use within subject assignments and research preparation.

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Asking AI well: prompt design

Ask well and the AI answers well: writing prompts

Students tend to think a better prompt is a longer one — more role, more tone, more format. Here they ask about something they actually have to do: predict the answer, read it, then open the sources and check. The finding that matters is not that AI errs, but why fluent, confident prose quietly takes your judgment away.

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Credibility of AI-generated media

Judging multimodal information in the age of generative AI

Students practise checking reports, images and videos using original sources, provenance, metadata and contextual evidence about time and place.

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THE NEXT CHAPTER OF LEARNING

Bring AI into learning. Keep students thinking.

Start with a reading, a piece of writing or a project. See how the Mark of Thinking can support your teaching.