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AlyssaGomez
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20 days ago

Week 2 - Group 3 Discussion

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SylviaJimnez-7a
Community Member
22 hours ago

https://share.articulate.com/7-fmNikOKAjTQ2VgQ7Ep5

Hello team!

Here you have my personal key takeaways:

  1. Share 3 changes you made to the Rise AI Course Draft to improve learner engagement. Why did you make those changes to your project? Be specific!

I really enjoy using the quiz and summary generator because these sections are difficult to tackle, and generally, when we reach these development sections, we are burned out or tired. 

I use the AI audio generators to add more interaction and diversity to my course. 

Finally, about the script, I used several prompts to enhance attention, such as hook history at the 

beginning or the use ot titles to attract

attention.

  1. Which AI feature or capability was most valuable in your workflow, and why? Did anything about it surprise you?

I personally value the AI course creation from scratch, using only source files and a brief description.  

It's common for me to be blocked at the beginning of the creation process, so this feature is the best catalyst for me.

  1. What challenges did you face when trying to get AI to produce the results you wanted?

The most important challenge is to get perfect prompts.  Especially when we are trying to create images.  It is a good tool, but 

it frequently adds nuances or bias, so we should be careful and sensitive

about our target audience and the company values we are taking care of.

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TaylorSakinsky-
Peer Guide
2 hours ago

SylviaJimnez-7a​, you're spot on with being burnt out by the time it comes to quiz creation or a summary! That's always the last thing I do and my brain is just out of gas at that point lol. The starting point and ending points seem to be the most difficult, so it's nice to have a tool in our back pocket to get a start and have something to work off of.

Your caution about prompting for images is such a good observation. Our organization still does not allow for AI-generated images in our courses due to a lot of our content being technical and specific. We're lucky to have a graphic media design team full of photographers/graphic designers to make our visions come to life!