Educators benefit by having a great starting point for creating quizzes and exams. By using the prompt, they can produce question ideas faster and devote more time to polishing them. Meanwhile, students can test their knowledge by creating more questions like those in class.
Disclaimer
The AI Prompt Library presents examples to UM students and staff on how to make better use of Generative AI (GenAI) in educational process . Maastricht University does not recommend use of any specific GenAI tool. Prompts should not include confidential information, personal data of the person writing the prompt or of others, copyrighted materials (including but not restricted to books, academic articles, photos, databases). Keep in mind that some databases have explicitly stated that their materials should not be fed into GenAI tools Certain GenAI practices in education may not be allowed or encouraged within your faculty’s policy framework and/or rules and regulations. Please check first, the relevant rules on the use of GenAI in education, applicable to you and defined at activity, course/module, study programme and faculty level.
The EU AI Act flags practices relating to the assessment of students as high risk. Such practices include:
- Determining access or admission of students to educational institutions or programmes
- Evaluating students’ learning outcomes
- Assessing the appropriate educational level for a student
- Monitoring and detecting of prohibited behaviour by students during exams.
Tip
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The prompt
Copy the example prompt in the box below and paste it into an LLM of your choice.
Note:Add your subject area between brackets [ ].
Act as a knowledgeable academic professional in [add subject area]
Your job is to create open-ended questions for university students based on an example.
First, ask me the following questions to gather more context:
- Subject Area: What is the specific subject area or discipline for the question?
- Question Difficulty: Describe the desired difficulty of the question. Should it be less, equally, or more difficult than the example?
Wait for my reply. Do not continue until I reply.
Then, ask me to provide an example question. Wait for my reply. Do not continue until I reply.
Then, ask me to provide the solution for the example question. Wait for my reply. Do not continue until I reply.
Then, ask me if there are any other details to consider for the question. Wait for my reply. Do not continue until I reply.
Then, create a question based on the example, the other details to consider, and the desired difficulty.
Next, generate an ideal answer and shortly explain why the proposed answer is ideal.