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ChatGPT Scenario Generator
Hello there! I created this by integrating ChatGPT into Storyline using OpenAI's GPT-3.5 API. You type in the name of a company and it generates a scenario in (near) real-time that is relevant to that specific company. I've had good luck with most companies, but ChatGPT might run into trouble with smaller ones that have common names. Also, ChatGPT gives you personalized feedback at the end.
Try the demo here: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/3f4e8679-70e7-463b-b6b2-6d20a8459136/review
I tried testing it a zillion times, but I'm sure I missed something — so any feedback is much appreciated!
-Eddie
P.S. I am currently open to opportunities for creating AI courses like this — let me know if you are interested!
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Eddie Simmens
Founder
AI Training Innovations
Hi Eddie, this is impressive. Would you be willing to share the source file?
Eddie - this is one of the best example that I have seen to date. Do you have a process flow of the thinking used to design and develop your course? Congrats and kudos.
Works really well thanks for sharing
I answered the questions and then it wouldn't let me move forward to see my "Action Plan". I think I got a little click-happy and then it just would not move forward or back. I took a few snippets of it for you in case they are helpful. I am really new to Storyline so it was probably a "me" issue.
Despite the issue I experienced, I found this to be super easy to use and I am excited about what AI can do for this type of work. Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks everyone!
@Cyndi I am currently working on a template that I will post shortly. It is a bit tricky because what makes this project work well are the specific ChatGPT prompts I crafted -- triggered via Javascript in the background -- which are completely unique to this particular exercise. Also, it requires you to set up your own server in order to protect your OpenAI API key.
@Lisa thank you for the screenshots! Looks like it was an issue with my website, so I am hosting it on Articulate Review for now.
@Dave It was definitely a lot of trial and error! The key for me was to start by brainstorming a general concept that seemed feasible, based on lots of prior experimentation with ChatGPT. Then, I created a basic outline while working on the prompt engineering, which I did using OpenAI's "Playground." Prompt engineering can actually be very difficult (it requires a lot of testing) -- I recommend checking out the free course at https://learnprompting.org/ to understand the underlying concepts.
I found learnprompting.org really helpful.
Thanks Eddie for your response and the citations. I have my homework cut out for me now! Thanks.
Super sleek design! Thanks for sharing, Eddie!
