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58 min
Master AI prompts with design thinking
Watch this webinar to learn how you can master design thinking to turn out better AI prompts that focus on empathy and user-centered instructional design.
Michelle Lentz, Senior Learning & AI Strategist, introduces the application of design thinking in crafting effective AI prompts, emphasizing a user-centric and iterative approach. You'll explore the stages of ideation, prototyping, and iterative development, learning to create functional, intuitive, and user-friendly AI prompts.
In this webinar, you'll learn to:
- Understand the importance of empathy and user-centered design in crafting AI prompts
- Emphasize the iterative process of refining AI prompts based on learner feedback and testing results
- Demonstrate successful applications of design thinking in AI prompt design within L&D environments
- Engage in brainstorming and creating low-fidelity prototypes for AI prompts
"AI can build something better for you when you give it examples to follow. AI is a prediction tool."
Michelle Lentz, Design Thinking Expert and AI Strategist
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