Prompt Library: prompt templates
The prompts are organised into four categories:
- Exams – Prompts to help students and educators create and review exam-like questions.
- Writing – Prompts to support UM staff and students in improving their written work.
- Feedback – Prompts designed to give feedback on various tasks.
- Learning – Prompts aimed at helping students study more effectively.
As the library grows, we plan to add more categories, such as Ideas or Research.
Explore the prompts you're interested in, or submit your own to help us grow the Prompt Library together!
Grade questions
This prompt is designed to grade open-ended questions with a defined solution space.
Including prompting methods.
Create open-ended questions from text
This prompt is designed to create open-ended questions based on a text.
Including prompting methods.
Create open-ended questions from document
This prompt is designed to create open-ended questions based on a document.
Including prompting methods.
Create open-ended questions from example
This prompt is designed to create open-ended questions from an example.
Including prompting methods.
Create multiple-choice questions
This prompt is designed to create multiple-choice questions.
Including prompting methods.
Create feedback from notes
This prompt is designed to rewrite notes into elaborate feedback.
Including prompting methods.
Give feedback (very broad)
This prompt is designed to provide feedback on written work based on the desired goal.
Including prompting methods.
Improve text (very broad)
This prompt is designed to improve text.
Including prompting methods.
Learn
This prompt is designed to support students in learning.
Including prompting methods.
Improve text (step-by-step)
This prompt is designed to improve text.
Including prompting methods.
Summarise
This prompt is designed to summarise text.
Translate
This prompt is designed to translate text.
Choose statistics
This prompt helps you choose appropriate statistical methods for your thesis.