Tasks:
1. Choose one topic from the list below to study.
2. Prepare a lesson on the topic you selected. Approximate length: 15-20 slides.
We will use an AI-powered tool:
Mindsmith (you may create up to three free lessons only, you can edit the lesson after you make it).
You may use MagicSlides to create a Google presentation (you may create up to three free presentations a month), or
Suggest your application
In addition to a lesson, you may create a video introduction, video summary, or voice-over using: Invideo, D-ID, murfai, or other tools.
Before you generate a presentation:
Carefully prepare a clear prompt. Tell the AI what you need (a clear one or two paragraph explanation of a topic, mention you need a libertarian perspective ). Describe the style of writing you prefer (clear, straightforward, concrete, dynamic, engaging) Describe your audience (high school students; college students who haven’t heard of this concept before). Ask to include citations. You may use your sources in Mindsmith — the prompt settings will allow you to do so. … You can ask ChatGPT to generate a good prompt.
Prompt Example:
You have been tasked with creating a presentation on Keynesian economics for your fellow first-year college students. Your presentation should provide a comprehensive overview of Keynesian economic theory, its historical context, key concepts, and its relevance to contemporary economic policy. Consider including real-world examples and case studies to illustrate the principles of Keynesian economics and its impact on economic policymaking.
After you generate a lesson:
Analyze the output of the AI and edit the slides based on what you learned.
3. Reflect on your experience. Questions: How has your understanding of the topic evolved throughout this assignment? What surprised you most about the subject?
4. Post your presentation and reflection on the discussion board.
I chose topic chapte 1.
Lesson 1: Exploring Money: Functions, Types, and Money Supply
Objective: Deepen your understanding of money, its functions, and types (commodity and fiat).
here is the link to lesson 1.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J-jnRL-0AvxJOasbzUu4aHarKcafhi-2mHlQ2WCuu38/edit?usp=sharing

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