ChatGPT for Beginners

Explore how ChatGPT, an OpenAI language model trained on databases up to 2021, delivers human-like, conversational answers without citing sources or internet browsing.

ChatGPT sparks debate about its potential to revolutionize writing and education, like a calculator that demands understanding of fundamentals, while concerns about cheating and displacement persist.

Explore the possibilities of using ChatGPT in education, course creation, and writing, while recognizing its limitations, biases, accuracy concerns, ethical issues, and its role as a brainstorming tool.

Copy ChatGPT outputs into a word document piece by piece, save for printing, and verify accuracy, biases, and absence of references before using.

Explore virtual reality basics for beginners, covering hardware and software, headsets, design principles and ux, tools for creating vr content, 3d modeling, applications, gaming, safety and ethics, and hands-on practice.

Augmented reality is a technology that superimposes computer-generated images, sounds or information onto a user’s view, enabling product visualization and virtual try-ons for a small craft business.

Evaluate augmented reality ideas by validating definitions, citing sources, and using information as a starting point for product visualization in a small craft business, while checking accuracy and bias.

Educators explore how to use ChatGPT as a personal assistant for planning, organizing, and researching, and develop an accessible lectures lesson plan with checklists, handouts, and examples.

Students use ChatGPT to explore topics, brainstorm for papers, and build study materials; learn to craft prompts, and assess capabilities, limitations, ethics, privacy, bias, and plagiarism.

Reflect on using ChatGPT responsibly, recognizing potential and ethical limits. Continue exploring AI to help educators, course creators, and writers make educated choices in how they use the technology.

Learn prompt engineering as an advanced technique to focus on the answer and improve responses by making prompts more specific. Train ChatGPT to act as an expert in areas like video production—lighting, cameras, sound, and editing—so you receive better, more targeted outputs, whether you use the free or paid version.