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AI practice for students
Short exercises for students who want AI to help them learn faster, without handing in work that isn't theirs or facts that aren't true.
Hi, I'm Kit. AI makes a brilliant study buddy when you stay the one doing the thinking. Each exercise takes a few minutes, and I'll keep your ticks in this browser.
Who it's for
- You use a chatbot for homework, essays or revision.
- You're not sure where helping ends and copying starts.
- You want to catch AI when it makes things up.
Exercises
7 short exercises
Each one takes two to five minutes. Your progress stays in this browser.
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- Sort it · 3 minLearning or copying?Sort ways of using AI by what they do to your learning.Next up
- Spot the problems · 4 minIs the AI making it up?An AI answer about the first Moon landing mixes true facts with invented ones.
- Build a prompt · 3 minBuild a quiz-me promptHave AI ask the questions while you find the answers.
- Put in order · 3 minUse AI as a step-by-step tutorPut the steps for getting unstuck on a problem in a good order.
- Choose the best · 4 minCheck before you shareThree posts are going round your class group. What do you do with each?
- Hide personal data · 3 minClean your CV before AI feedbackGet help with your CV without handing over your personal details.
- Choose the best · 3 minSay how you used AIPick the honest way to tell your teacher what AI did in your work.
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