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Prompting with judgement

Prompting is not a list of tricks. It is the ability to state a problem precisely, supply the right context, and recognise a good answer when you see one.

What the course covers

The course is taken inside Erigo. This page shows the outline, so nothing here opens a lesson.

Chapters
2
Lessons
5
Total length
00h 33m
Price
Free
01 · Stating the problem · 2 lessons · 14:00
  • Role, context, task, format
    07:00
  • Say what good looks like
    07:00
02 · Working in rounds · 3 lessons · 19:15
  • Steer, do not restart
    07:00
  • Asking it to argue against itself
    05:15
  • Knowing when to stop
    07:00

Your teacher

  • Nora Ek

    Teacher in source criticism and cognitive integrity

    I have taught critical reading for twelve years, first in upper secondary school and now here. Ask me about sources you are unsure of, how to read a study, or why a text feels convincing without being right.

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