Lately, I’ve been looking into how we can better integrate AI tools into our daily learning and creative workflows to save time without compromising on the quality of our output. As we navigate through different e-learning modules, I’ve found that the bottleneck is often not the technology itself, but how we refine our inputs and present our final work.
I wanted to share a few resources that have been quite effective for my recent projects:
For anyone struggling with the "trial and error" phase of using large language models, I've found that following a structured creative AI prompt library can significantly improve the accuracy and creativity of the results. It’s a great way to learn the logic behind effective prompt engineering.
On the visual side, maintaining professional standards in our presentations or documentation is key. I’ve started using a tool to enhance image resolution whenever I have to deal with blurry screenshots or low-quality digital assets. It makes a huge difference in the overall look of a project.
Lastly, as many of us are also focusing on our professional development and networking within this association, I found a practical way to generate professional AI profile photos It’s a very efficient alternative for anyone looking to refresh their LinkedIn or academic bio without a full studio session.
I thought these might be a helpful addition to your digital toolkit while working through the courses here. Happy learning!