Ask with Martin

Ask with Martin

AI at school, honestly — 12 lessons per level. Not Inventor: here you are a user, not the chatbot’s author.

This is not Inventor. There you build a chatbot on your own website. Here you learn to ask honestly: a question, context, a check in the textbook, a citation. No code. A parent creates the account. Each level has 12 lessons.

Four projects: a report with citations, test training, a family planner, an AI code for the class. Levels 1–2 free. From Detective a parent pays separately — Master and Chart maker do not unlock this.

Cheat sheet

• A question, not “write my homework”. Say your year, subject and what you already know.
• Check the date, name and number. AI makes things up. The textbook and the teacher are the referees.
• A prompt does not get a photo, an address, marks, a password, someone else’s work.
• Citation: who said it and where. “According to a study” with no study is made up.
• Coach role: let it ask, do not let it say the test answer.
• If it sounds like a robot, delete the clichés and rewrite in your own words.
• Cheating: the line is handing in someone else’s sentence as yours.
• Class code: 7 rules on a poster. No horror, a how-to.
• Inventor is a different course — that is where code and your own chatbot belong.

Glossary

• Model — a program that stacks words. It is not a person and not a search engine.
• Prompt — what you type. The more precise, the fewer hallucinations.
• Hallucination — AI invents a fact and sounds sure.
• Context — year, task, what you already know. Without it, it guesses.
• Citation — a link to a source that really exists.
• Role — “you are a coach, not the author of the work”.

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