Prompt engineering is the art of designing specific and well-crafted instructions to guide an AI system in generating the desired results. It involves thinking carefully about how to phrase requests so that the AI can understand and respond effectively. By refining prompts, users can improve the accuracy, relevance, and quality of the AI's output. Whether for creating content, answering questions, or performing tasks, prompt engineering helps maximize the potential of AI tools in various applications.

• Quality In, Quality Out: The output is only as good as your input.

• Context Matters: Provide rich context, including details about your class, past learning, and curriculum, to guide the AI accurately.

• Set Constraints: Include limits like time frames to ensure the output fits your needs.

• Iterate for Perfection: Don’t settle for the first result—refine the prompt until you get the desired output.

• Model Examples: Provide an ideal model in your prompt for the AI to build off from.

• Be Specific: Clearly specify the format, length, audience, tone, and goals to tailor the output precisely.

• AI for Education Prompt Library - Provides templates and examples of various prompts ready to plug and play.

• AI Prompt Library - Contains interactive templates for assessments, lesson plans, writing prompts, rubrics, summarizing articles, feedback, and more.

• Class Tech Tips Prompts contains  Prompts for Teachers, Prompts for ELA Teachers, and Prompts for Math Teachers.

• Gemini for Google Workplace - Prompting Guide 101 - Use this guide to explore foundational skills for writing effective prompts.

• Google "Parts" of a Prompt - Use these five prompts as writing blocks to build a prompt.

• Gruvy Education Educator Prompt Library includes dozens of prompt templates for topics such as creating real-world scenarios, guided questions, grading rubrics, effective emails, lesson plans, icebreaker activities, goals, and more.

• Little Book of Generative AI Prompts - Contains prompts organized by subject including English, Math, Science, World Language, History, Geography, Computing, Business, and Religious Studies.

• More Useful Things Prompt Library - This prompt library is organized into categories for Instructor Aids, Student Exercises, and Other Prompts.

• Prompt Library for Educators - Offers a collection of prompts designed to help educators enhance teaching and manage classroom tasks more effectively.

• Skills21 at EdAdvance Prompts - Offers a collection of educational prompts designed to enhance students' critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

• Super Prompt - An AI Prompt to Create Other AI Prompts - Eric Curts developed a "super prompt" designed to assist educators in creating effective AI prompts tailored for educational tasks and activities.

• Wharton Generative AI Labs Prompt Library - Offers a collection of reusable prompts that can be saved, shared, and customized.