INDEXTRACK: STRATEGYTRACK: CREATIVE

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M06-LES

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Module 06

lesson 3

Lesson 3: Final Project - Develop Your Personal AI Playbook

Objective

  • Students will synthesize their learning from the course into a personalized "AI Playbook" that serves as a practical guide for integrating AI into their creative work and career.

Key Ideas

  • What is an "AI Playbook"?
    • A living document that outlines your personal philosophy, strategies, and go-to tools for leveraging AI in your creative process.
    • It's not a static report, but a dynamic resource that you will continually update as AI evolves and your skills grow.
  • Components of Your AI Playbook
    • 1. AI Philosophy Statement: (1-2 paragraphs) Your personal stance on AI in creativity. How do you view its role? What are your core principles for using it responsibly?
    • 2. Go-To AI Tools & Use Cases: (List) For each tool, briefly describe its primary function and 2-3 specific ways you plan to use it in your creative work.
      • Example: Tool: Midjourney (Text-to-Image). Use Cases: Rapid mood board generation, exploring visual concepts, creating placeholder assets.
    • 3. Prompt Engineering Best Practices: (List) Your personal tips and tricks for effective prompting. (e.g., "Always specify style," "Use negative prompts," "Iterate frequently").
    • 4. Workflow Automation Ideas: (List) 2-3 specific tasks or workflows you plan to automate using AI (e.g., "Summarize research papers," "Generate social media captions from blog posts").
    • 5. Ethical AI Checklist: (List) Key ethical considerations you will apply to your AI-assisted work (e.g., "Check for bias," "Consider copyright implications," "Be transparent about AI use").
    • 6. Skills Development Roadmap: (List) 2-3 skills you plan to develop further in the next 6-12 months related to AI (e.g., "Learn advanced Python for AI scripting," "Deep dive into a specific AI model").
    • 7. Resources for Staying Current: (List) Your preferred sources for learning about new AI developments (e.g., specific newsletters, podcasts, research labs, communities).

In-Lesson Activities

  • Playbook Outline Workshop: Provide students with a template for the AI Playbook. Spend time in class outlining each section, encouraging them to fill in initial thoughts and ideas based on the course content.
  • Peer Review & Feedback: Have students share a draft of their AI Philosophy Statement or their Go-To Tools section with a partner for feedback and discussion.

Talking Points

  • "This playbook is your personalized compass for navigating the AI revolution in creativity."
  • "The act of creating this playbook is as valuable as the playbook itself. It forces you to synthesize your learning."
  • "Your AI Playbook is a testament to your commitment to being a future-ready creative leader."

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