Digital Learning Hub - Prompting with AI

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Start with a Better Prompt.

Great results from AI start with clear, intentional prompts. Use the READY method to guide your requests and get more relevant, useful responses - every time.

Prompting Improves clarity and consistency Saves time and reduces revisions Supports more relevant outputs Easy to learn, easy to use

Role Who is making the request? Define the role or perspective. Example: You are a 5th grade science teacher. Expectation What is the goal of the prompt? Be specific about the task. Example: Create a lesson plan that introduces the water cycle. Audience How much detail or content is needed? Be clear about the scope. Example: Include a 3-day lesson plan with activities. Details Who is the intended audience? Consider their age, background, and needs. Example: For 5th grade students. Your Tone What tone or style should the AI use? Choose the voice that fits the goal. Example: Use an encouraging and engaging tone.

ℹ️ Tip: The more specific your are in each area, the better the results!

How to Use the Prompt Library

Use the filters in the prompt library below to search for a role and category of prompt. For example, teachers can find a variety of lesson planning prompts by filtering to match those roles and categories.

Afterward, copy the prompt text and paste it into your AI chatbot of choice such as Gemini, ChatGPT, or MagicSchool. Replace the text in the brackets to customize the prompt to your needs.

Don't forget that you can also attach documents, images, slides, or other resources to give the chatbot additional context on exactly what you are wanting to generate.

Finally, remember to review and revise all materials that you generate. The first draft is never the final draft.

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