Including students’ interests

Author

Gunda Mohr

Use Case

Two interest-based versions of the same preparatory task, with very little effort. The educator describes the topic and two groups of students with different subject interests, and receives a separate task suggestion for each group. Note: The chatbot’s estimate of how long a task will take is unreliable and should be checked, as should the fit between the tasks and the learning objective.

Example Prompt

In my seminar at the university, I teach the topic “Women in the Gospels”. I would like to assign a task that helps students prepare for this topic.
The assignment should be doable within one hour.

My seminar includes both theology majors and teacher training students. From experience, these groups have different interests. Therefore, I would like to give them different assignments.

Please suggest two different assignments, one for theology students and one for teacher training students.