Module 1: Meet ChatGPT (FREE BASIC COURSE)

• What ChatGPT is
• Free versus paid versions
• What ChatGPT does well
• Common limitations and mistakes
• What information should never be shared
• Practice: Ask ChatGPT to explain something in simple language.

Paid Courses: First 25 Students will get the entire course for $27.

Module 2: The Anatomy of a Great Prompt

Teach your easy CRAFT Prompt Formula:

• C — Context: What is happening?
• R — Role: Who should ChatGPT act as?
• A — Action: What should it do?
• F — Format: How should the answer look?
• T — Tone: How should it sound?

Example:

Act as a friendly social media coach. Create five TikTok ideas for a beginner teaching Excel. Present them in a table with a hook, video idea, and call to action. Use a fun, encouraging tone.

Module 3: Turn Basic Prompts Into Better Prompts

Basic prompt:

Write an email.

Better prompt:

Write a professional but friendly email to my manager explaining that the weekly report will be one day late because I am waiting for updated sales data. Keep it under 150 words and end with a clear next step.

Practice: Students improve three vague prompts using CRAFT.

Module 4: Everyday Ways to Use ChatGPT

Include prompts for:

• Meal and grocery planning
• Trip planning
• Comparing purchases
• Organizing a brain dump
• Creating schedules and checklists
• Explaining complicated information
• Drafting difficult messages

Module 5: ChatGPT for Work

Include prompts for:

• Writing professional emails
• Summarizing notes
• Preparing for meetings
• Brainstorming solutions
• Creating procedures
• Analyzing information
• Improving resumes
• Learning Excel and Power BI

Module 6: ChatGPT for Content and Small Business

Include prompts for:

• Social media ideas
• Video hooks and scripts
• Product descriptions
• Customer FAQs
• Digital product ideas
• Course outlines
• Marketing calendars
• Repurposing one idea into several posts

Module 7: Fixing a Bad Response

Teach these simple follow-up instructions:

• “Make this easier to understand.”
• “Give me three different versions.”
• “Make the tone warmer.”
• “Ask me questions before answering.”
• “Add more specific examples.”
• “Shorten this to 100 words.”
• “Check your answer for missing information.”
• “What assumptions did you make?”

Module 8: Build Your Personal Prompt Library

Students create reusable prompts for:

• One everyday task
• One work task
• One content or business task
• One planning task
• One learning task