New Course Available: Introduction to Claude AI I'm excited to introduce a brand new course to the DTS Techfit AI Community: Introduction to Claude AI. If you've been hearing more people talk about Claude and want to understand what makes it different, this course is the perfect place to start. You'll learn how to set up Claude correctly, explore its most powerful features, and use it to improve your productivity and content creation. The course covers Claude Chats, Projects, Artifacts, Code and Claude CoWork, with practical demonstrations that show you how to use each feature in real world situations. You'll also learn how to organise your workspace, connect Claude to your workflow, and use prompts that deliver better results. This is a hands on course designed for beginners, educators, content creators and business owners who want to get the most from Claude AI. Start the course today and take your AI skills to the next level. If you have any questions as you work through the lessons, post them in the community and I'll be happy to help.

9 Prompt Frameworks That Will Transform the Way You Use ChatGPT Most people only scratch the surface of what AI can do because they ask vague questions and expect detailed answers. The quality of your results depends on the quality of your prompt. A clear prompt gives ChatGPT the context it needs to produce more accurate, useful and personalised responses. Inside our Skool community, we focus on practical AI skills that save time, improve productivity and help you create better content. Learning a few proven prompt frameworks can completely change the way you work with AI. 1. RACE RACE helps you give ChatGPT a clear role and objective. Role tells ChatGPT who it should be. Action explains what it needs to do. Context provides important background information. Expectation describes the result you want. This framework works well for lesson planning, blog writing, social media content and business documents. 2. TAG TAG keeps prompts short and focused. Task explains what needs to be completed. Action outlines how it should be done. Goal defines the final outcome. This is perfect for quick daily tasks and productivity. 3. STAR STAR is ideal for analysing situations and solving problems. Situation explains the background. Task identifies the challenge. Action describes what was done. Result shows the final outcome. It is especially useful for interview preparation, case studies and reflective writing. 4. SOAP SOAP provides structure for planning. Subject introduces the topic. Objective explains the purpose. Action lists the required steps. Plan outlines the solution. This framework is excellent for project planning and teaching resources. 5. CLEAR CLEAR helps organise learning and development. Context explains the background. Learn identifies what needs to be understood. Evaluate measures progress. Action lists the required tasks. Review reflects on the outcome. Teachers, trainers and coaches often use this framework to build learning activities.