Last Updated: June 26, 2024
We’re super excited to announce that soon we’ll be adding AI features to Articulate 360 that will empower authors to create better courses even faster. But these s...
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Food for thought for those not using AI today: I understand the frustration with the delay in AI-integrated tools within Articulate, but there are many excellent AI options available today that you can start using immediately. Tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot can help enhance your training content without the need for a monthly subscription. By crafting the right text prompts, you can achieve much of what you're waiting for. These tools offer powerful capabilities that can support your content creation process right now.
Using the TRACI framework can help you craft effective text prompts for AI tools like ChatGPT. Here's how it works:
Task: Define the specific task you need, like generating a course outline or creating quiz questions.
Role: Specify the role you’re addressing, such as an instructional designer or a subject matter expert.
Audience: Consider who the final output is for—learners in a specific field or with a particular level of expertise.
Create: Clearly state what you want the AI to create, whether it’s content, scenarios, or assessments.
Intent: Clarify the purpose of the content, such as engaging learners or testing their knowledge.
Hopefully this helps! Happy designing, and here's to achieving great results with the right tools and support at your fingertips!
Using the TRACI framework can help you craft effective text prompts for AI tools like ChatGPT. Here's how it works:
Task: Define the specific task you need, like generating a course outline or creating quiz questions.
Role: Specify the role you’re addressing, such as an instructional designer or a subject matter expert.
Audience: Consider who the final output is for—learners in a specific field or with a particular level of expertise.
Create: Clearly state what you want the AI to create, whether it’s content, scenarios, or assessments.
Intent: Clarify the purpose of the content, such as engaging learners or testing their knowledge.
Hopefully this helps! Happy designing, and here's to achieving great results with the right tools and support at your fingertips!