Sesión 1 Ingenería de Prompts aplicada

Introduction to the Course and Registration

Course Overview

• The course will involve a registration process to access generated information and upload evidence of learning.

• A logbook will be maintained for capturing screenshots and reflections on the learning process, promoting systematic learning.

Understanding Engineering Prompts

Communication with Machines

• Engineering prompts refer to the linguistic structure used for communication with machines, essential for effective interaction.

• This communication is based on mathematical coding structures that generate information, highlighting the importance of understanding these foundations.

Challenges in Information Retrieval

AI Tools and Data Verification

• When using AI tools for information retrieval, users often assume data accuracy without thorough verification, leading to potential misinformation.

• It’s crucial to critically evaluate sources as some cited references may not exist or are misnamed, emphasizing the need for diligence in research practices.

Utilizing Google Scholar Labs

Research Methodology

• To conduct effective research, one must structure instructions clearly when seeking information from various academic tools like Google Scholar Labs.

• Users should write specific topics they wish to explore further during class discussions, facilitating coherent content generation.

Structuring Learning Elements

Instruction Techniques

• The session discusses how to structure different elements of learning effectively while considering personal connections that may influence teaching methods.

• Emphasis is placed on identifying key components necessary for structuring educational content coherently and simply.

Zero Shot Instructions in Research

Practical Application of Search Techniques

• The concept of "Zero Shot" instruction allows users to search for relevant books or articles efficiently by providing minimal input parameters.

• Users can download PDFs directly from search results and manage their findings through organized folders for better accessibility later on.

Gathering Relevant Literature

Document Selection Process

• Participants are encouraged to gather at least five texts relevant to their research interests while utilizing Google Scholar Labs effectively for document selection.

• The importance of contextualizing selected literature within one's own educational framework is highlighted as a critical step in the research process.

Advanced Prompting Techniques

Enhancing Research Depth

• By employing advanced prompting techniques such as "One Shot," users can request deeper insights into specific topics related to their studies or projects.

• This method allows researchers to refine their inquiries further and obtain more tailored responses from AI tools based on initial queries provided earlier in the session.

Collaborative Learning Experience

Sharing Resources

• Participants are encouraged to share URLs and resources found during searches with peers, fostering a collaborative environment conducive to collective learning efforts.

Introduction to Instruction Levels

Overview of Instruction Types

• The session begins with an explanation of the first level of instructions known as "Zero Shoot," which sets the foundation for understanding subsequent levels.

• The second level, referred to as "One Shoot," is introduced, indicating a progression in instructional complexity. The speaker aims to keep technical jargon minimal for clarity.

Addressing Participant Concerns

• Participants express confusion regarding their access and understanding of the material, prompting a request for clarification and summaries from the instructor.

• A participant mentions difficulties encountered during the session, highlighting issues with network connectivity affecting access to course materials.

Navigating Course Materials

Accessing Resources

• The instructor guides participants on how to locate additional texts and resources necessary for their learning process, emphasizing collaboration among participants.

• There is a discussion about using Google Scholar effectively to gather academic references relevant to their coursework. Participants are encouraged to save documents properly for future use.

Utilizing Technology

• Instructions are provided on rejecting cookies when accessing online resources, ensuring smoother navigation through educational platforms like Classroom where recordings will be stored.

• The importance of using tools like ChatGPT is highlighted; it can assist in generating content without requiring extensive registration processes. This tool is suggested for enhancing learning experiences in Spanish or English contexts.

Advanced Instruction Techniques

Structuring Learning Tasks

• The concept of "Field Shoot" is introduced, where specific roles and expertise are assigned within tasks aimed at fostering autonomous learning among students in language education contexts. This includes designing step-by-step frameworks for development tasks related to teaching English effectively.

• Emphasis is placed on creating structured assignments that include clear objectives and limitations (or delimiters) to prevent misinformation during instruction delivery. This approach aims at maintaining focus on accurate data generation while avoiding biases in information presented by AI tools like ChatGPT.

Finalizing Assignments

• Participants are instructed on how to format their outputs correctly—whether as PDFs or Excel tables—and reminded about submission deadlines within the classroom environment for effective tracking of progress and comprehension checks throughout the course duration.

Development Framework and Application Design

Task Instructions for Application Design

• The speaker requests a comprehensive development framework and a table, emphasizing the need for detailed instructional content rather than just key points or summaries.

• Clarification is sought on whether there are any doubts regarding the task instructions, indicating that all participants understand the requirements clearly.

Working with ChatGPT

• The speaker discusses using ChatGPT in "battle mode" to enhance its performance while working on Cloud and another model from China.

• A comparison of results between English and Spanish prompts reveals differences in output quality, highlighting the importance of language choice in AI interactions.

Structuring Information

• The speaker outlines a document structure including sections like cover page, index, introduction, theoretical framework, and state of the art—emphasizing that many overlook the importance of defining 'state of the art.'

• A participant confirms they are not using Cloud but ChatGPT instead, showcasing different tools being utilized during this process.

Analysis Techniques

• There is a discussion about expanding on SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats), indicating an iterative approach to refining information.

• Participants inquire about processing multiple documents simultaneously versus one at a time when conducting literature reviews.

Literature Review Process

• Confirmation is given that five selected documents can be processed together for review purposes.

• The conversation shifts to curating previous literature effectively by utilizing specialized search capabilities within their tools.

Importance of Methodology in Education

Creating Learning Logs

• Emphasis is placed on developing personal learning logs to track progress over time as educators engage with AI tools.

• The speaker stresses that maintaining these logs helps create personalized learning experiences based on individual teaching practices.

Document Structure Insights

• A request for document structure leads to identifying essential levels needed for effective organization within educational materials.

Visual Presentation and Data Organization

Enhancing Document Appearance

• Discussion revolves around formatting techniques such as color coding and text alignment to improve visual presentation in Excel tables.

Information Management Tools

• Introduction of Gemini as an advanced tool offering features like data summarization and export options for enhanced productivity among users with premium accounts.

Cognitive Levels in Learning

Bloom's Taxonomy Reference

• Mention of Bloom's categories situates discussions within established educational frameworks aimed at enhancing cognitive skills through structured learning activities.

Note-Taking Strategies

• Participants discuss using note-taking applications like Kips to capture ideas efficiently without losing important insights during sessions.

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Exploring the Three Levels of Prompts

Understanding Prompt Structure

• Discussion on the three levels of prompts, emphasizing their importance in establishing roles and objectives.

• Key components include defining the role, objective, delimitations, and format for effective communication.

Challenges in English Language Teaching

• Recognition of structural weaknesses in teaching English as a foreign language; issues include comprehension, pronunciation, and writing skills.

• The need for reformulation to enhance clarity and effectiveness in academic writing based on personal experiences.

Addressing Weaknesses in Language Instruction

Identifying Core Issues

• Fundamental deficiencies noted: lack of constant exposure to the language, reliance on internet connectivity for resources, delayed feedback from teachers, and student demotivation due to lack of personalization.

Enhancing Writing Skills

• Introduction of tools that allow users to improve text by selecting styles or formats such as summarizing or expanding content.

Utilizing AI for Language Learning

Benefits of AI Integration

• Emphasis on how AI can facilitate writing processes and support learning through prompt engineering techniques discussed throughout the course.

Application Across Disciplines

• Development of specific applications aimed at enhancing autonomous learning in English across various faculties.

Collaborative Approaches to Language Education

Proposing Interdisciplinary Collaboration

• Suggestion to implement similar strategies across different areas within educational institutions to engage English teachers effectively.

Building Networks with Other Institutions

• Potential partnerships with other educational entities like UNAM's National School of Foreign Languages are explored.

Training Educators with AI Tools

Engaging Faculty Members

• Mentioned training initiatives led by educators like Professor David Huerta focusing on using AI for language acquisition.

Creating a Transdisciplinary Network

• Importance of forming networks among educators from diverse fields to reduce knowledge burdens while improving information delivery.

Motivating Autonomous Learners

Encouraging Student Engagement

• Highlighting how students can apply learned skills across subjects (e.g., physics, literature), fostering motivation through practical use cases.

Feedback Loop Creation

• Students expressing excitement about utilizing AI tools for citation and research purposes enhances their learning experience.

Navigating Bureaucratic Challenges

Addressing Institutional Barriers

• Concerns raised regarding bureaucratic hurdles when implementing new educational strategies; emphasis on proactive planning by faculty members.

Collaborating with Educational Development Centers

Discussion about potential collaboration with CID (Center for Educational Development and Innovation), acknowledging existing bureaucratic challenges but advocating for progress.

Evaluating Current Resources

Critique of Existing Guides

• Discussion around current guides being inadequate; suggestions made towards improving them through collaborative efforts among faculty members.

Leveraging Open Resources

• Advocated testing non-commercial resources available freely online compared to commercial ones used by students.

Fostering Multidisciplinary Projects

Generating Innovative Ideas

• Acknowledgment that interdisciplinary collaboration can lead to innovative solutions not previously considered within individual disciplines.

Organizing Workshops

• Plans mentioned regarding workshops aimed at naming projects undertaken during these collaborations while ensuring inclusivity among participants.

Future Directions in Research Initiatives

Planting Seeds for Growth

• Emphasis placed on initiating projects that will evolve into larger research endeavors over time; focus on digital tools integration is highlighted.

Monitoring Progress

• Commitment expressed towards supporting project development over six months to a year leading up to presentations showcasing outcomes either digitally or printed.

Document Sharing and Screen Management

Initial Setup for Document Upload

• The user is unsure about where to upload documents, questioning if it should be done in the downloads folder or a specific PDF folder.

Screen Sharing Issues

• A discussion arises about sharing the correct screen; the instructor suggests selecting "screen full" instead of just an application window.

• The user struggles to find the option to stop sharing their screen, indicating confusion with the interface.

Troubleshooting Screen Sharing

• The user finds options related to sound and video optimization but still cannot stop sharing their screen.

• Further guidance is provided by Susi, who instructs on how to select the right screen for sharing.

Organizing Files

• The user navigates through file management, creating a new folder named "sesión 1 parte 1" for organizing necessary documents.

Document Preparation and Language Considerations

Selecting Documents

• Users are encouraged to copy five documents in any language (Spanish or English), ensuring they are in PDF format for consistency.

Learning Framework Discussion

• A recap of previous lessons highlights how to write a Zero Shoot and its application within Google Academic Labs as part of learning structure development.

Structuring Learning Levels

Inquiry into Teaching Methodologies

• A question arises regarding structuring different levels of learning specifically for teaching English, leading into discussions about methodologies used in research and orthodontics.

Collaborative Support

• Miguel offers assistance with methodology-related queries while users share insights on navigating Google Academic Labs effectively.

Navigating Google Academic Labs

Accessing Resources

• Users learn how to select texts from Google Academic Labs, emphasizing that all resources must be organized properly for effective use later on.

Downloading Documents

• Instructions are given on downloading selected documents while maintaining organization within designated folders.

Navigating Digital Resources and File Management

Introduction to File Organization

• The session begins with a discussion on organizing files in a designated root folder for the course, emphasizing the importance of proper file management.

Searching and Sharing Resources

• Elvia shares her screen while searching for articles, prompting questions about previous content covered in the session.

• A participant expresses gratitude for revisiting earlier material, highlighting the value of collaborative learning.

Avoiding Digital Dependency

• The facilitator stresses the need to avoid digital dependency by opening links in new tabs instead of relying solely on one interface.

Recap and Clarification Techniques

• Importance is placed on recapping information and rejecting distractions during learning sessions to enhance focus.

• The facilitator encourages participants to signal if explanations are unclear, promoting an interactive learning environment.

Downloading and Saving Files Correctly

• Participants discuss options for saving documents as PDFs rather than printing directly, ensuring better file management practices.

• Emphasis is placed on naming conventions without accents to prevent issues with file recognition by computers.

Troubleshooting Download Issues

• A common problem discussed involves corrupted files due to improper naming; suggestions include using acronyms or numbers instead of special characters.

Managing Downloads and Browser Navigation

Closing Unnecessary Tabs

• Participants are reminded about closing unnecessary tabs after downloading files to maintain organization within their browser workspace.

Checking Download Locations

• Instructions are given on how to locate downloaded files within specific folders, stressing attention to detail when managing downloads.

Addressing Errors During Searches

• A participant raises concerns about losing search progress after accidentally closing a tab, leading to discussions about efficient navigation strategies.

Ensuring Safe Downloads

Identifying Unsafe Files

• Concerns arise regarding the safety of certain PDF downloads; participants are guided through identifying potentially unsafe files before proceeding with downloads.

Citing Sources Properly

• Guidance is provided on how to cite sources correctly from academic articles found online, reinforcing best practices in research documentation.

Finalizing Assignments and Classroom Submission

Preparing for Submission

• Clarification is sought regarding what needs to be submitted in Classroom; it includes screenshots of searches and results obtained during the session.

Utilizing Various Tools

• Participants confirm they can use different tools like Notebook or ChatGPT for their assignments while ensuring all necessary components are captured accurately.