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13 modules for building strong, safe, and responsible prompts
1
Introduction to Prompt Engineering
Learn what prompt engineering is, why it matters, and how to set a clear goal before asking AI for help.
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2
LLM Settings and Basics of Prompting
Learn how settings like temperature, tone, and length change the answer, and how to start with a simple prompt.
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3
The Anatomy of a Prompt
Build stronger prompts by combining task, context, audience, examples, format, and constraints.
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Core Prompting Techniques
Learn when to use zero-shot, few-shot, role prompting, and other control techniques.
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The FORGED Framework — Using AI Wisely
A six-step framework for using AI as a thinking partner — not a replacement for your own ideas. Form, Organize, Refine, Ground, Evaluate, Debrief.
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Step-by-Step Reasoning
Use chain-of-thought style thinking, self-consistency, and careful checking for harder problems.
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Prompt Chaining and Planning
Learn how one prompt can feed into the next, and how to plan a bigger task in small pieces.
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Knowledge, Retrieval, and Tool Use
Learn how prompts can use facts, documents, and tools to support better answers.
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Prompt Optimization and Evaluation
Learn how to test, improve, and measure prompts so they work better.
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Practical Applications and Model Awareness
See how prompts are used for real tasks like writing, coding, summarizing, classifying, and creating data.
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Safety, Security, and the Future
Learn how to keep prompts fair, secure, truthful, and ready for future tools like multimodal AI and automation.
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12
The EU AI Act — Your Rights in the Age of AI
Understand the world's first comprehensive AI law: what it bans, what it regulates, and what it means for you as a student, teacher, or professional in Europe.
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Privacy, Security & Spotting Fake Information
Protect what you share with AI, recognise fabricated answers, and learn the verification habits every AI user needs.
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Count to Three
The simplest test of a working prompt: write a clear, direct instruction that makes Claude count from 1 to 3. No tricks — just practice the basics of being clear and getting exactly what you ask for.
Try in playgroundMake Claude Talk Like a 3-Year-Old
System prompts set Claude's persona before the conversation starts. Write a system prompt that makes Claude talk like a curious 3-year-old child — simple words, short sentences, lots of enthusiasm.
Try in playgroundStop the Hedging — One Definitive Answer
Claude often gives balanced 'on the one hand / on the other hand' answers. Your challenge: force Claude to pick ONE specific answer with NO hedging, caveats, or 'it depends'.
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