AI fundamentals
Models, agents, and platforms: what are you actually choosing?
Use a support-ticket workflow to understand the layers behind AI products and compare the right things.
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A clear brief, a small project, and evidence of what works.
Discover / 26 October 2026
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Featured lesson
Turn a vague request into a useful prompt
See how a few changes can make a prompt clearer, more specific, and more useful,
and try it for yourself.
Before
A broad request with no audience or expected format.
Tell me about AI.
After
A clearer prompt with a goal and constraints.
Explain AI to a beginner using three everyday examples. End with one exercise I can try.
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Evaluation
How to evaluate an AI tool before committing to it
Define acceptance criteria, save actual outputs, measure review effort, and compare tools on one repeatable task.
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Build a support-ticket summary you can check
Classify a synthetic ticket dataset, preserve evidence, and calculate verified totals with a small Python script.
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