A PRACTICAL PROMPT COLLECTION

Academic and learning writing prompts

Support understanding and revision while keeping authorship and source checking with the learner.

Use AI to support your own reasoning

Start with the assignment rules and what you have already written or understood. These prompts support planning, feedback and source comparison. They do not remove the need to read the source or follow your institution’s rules on permitted assistance and disclosure.

What to prepare

Assignment rules, own draft or notes, audience, permitted ai use and supplied sources.

A useful starting brief

Fictional input example: My assignment permits feedback but not generated submission text. Here is my own introduction and the marking rubric. Identify where the research question is unclear and ask questions that help me revise it myself.

Check before you use the result

Open each cited source and confirm that it supports the adjacent claim. Preserve your own authorship and record assistance where required. Use any editing tool only within the rules that apply to the assignment.

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