Prompt Engineering:
How to Write Effective AI Prompts is a simple visual guide that helps new users craft clearer, more effective prompts for tools like Microsoft Copilot. It covers five key tips—be specific, give context, define format, set tone, and include examples—to improve accuracy and usefulness in AI responses.
Five Quick Prompting Tips to Get More from Your AI Assistant introduces simple, effective strategies for writing better prompts—such as setting the tone, being specific, and giving clear instructions—to help users get more accurate and useful responses from tools like Microsoft Copilot. The post also links to a downloadable “Elements of a Good Prompt” guide, making it a helpful follow-up for educators looking to build confidence and efficiency in using AI for teaching, communication, and productivity.
The Copilot guides on prompt engineering for various purposes :
This is organized by task, such as explanations, translations, writing feedback, and code interpretation.
Prompt Engineering Cheat Sheet:
A one-page printout, that hones in on Task, Format, Tone, Role, and Composition, with examples.
AI prompts:
A one-slide printout, that hones in on acronyms you can use to remember proper prompting principles.
AI Prompting Guide for Educators:
Tarrant County College's four page AI prompting guide. This hones in on the elements of Instruction, Context, Input Data, and Output Indicators.
GenAI Chatbot Prompt Library:
AI For Education's Chatbot Prompt Library for Educators.
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