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Detective

Facts vs made-up, citations and checking. 12 lessons. The first lesson is a preview.

1. Facts vs. made-up Split what could be checked, what is an analogy, and what the model added. ⏱ 16 minutes
2. A date, a number, a name — check Three hooks, three paths. None can be checked by asking “is that true?” in the same window. ⏱ 15 minutes
3. Wikipedia, a textbook, a teacher Three referees of a different kind. Wiki is not evil. It is not the only source for school either. ⏱ 17 minutes
4. A fake citation A link you cannot open is a lie about a source. Worse than a missing source. ⏱ 18 minutes
5. A picture from AI: is it proof? A generated image is not a photo from the place. It is not proof that it happened. ⏱ 16 minutes
6. “According to a study” with no study A phrase that sounds scientific. With no study in your hand it is a lab costume. ⏱ 17 minutes
7. Politics and health: stop A chatbot is not a doctor or an election commission. Here the advice game ends. ⏱ 18 minutes
8. Compare two chatbots The same prompt, two windows. You look for a clash in data. A logo does not decide. ⏱ 16 minutes
9. A trail: what you entered With no write-up of a prompt you do not know what you actually tried. A teacher will ask how. ⏱ 15 minutes
10. Project: a report with three sources Three sources you see. An outline from notes. No fourth source named chatbot. ⏱ 20 minutes
11. A footnote honestly A bracket and a line are not decoration. They are a map to a seen source. ⏱ 17 minutes
12. Detective finale Hygiene, doors, judges, theatre, an image, a coat, a line, an experiment, a trail, three sources, a finger. ⏱ 19 minutes

Coding is still on the home page — this course does not replace it.