# NotebookLM Studio Artifact Prompts Use these prompts inside the `Claude Certification Quest` notebook to generate the live Studio assets. Set chat style to `Learning Guide` for learner-facing artifacts. Use `Custom` only when you want the friendly game-host tone. ## 1. Whole-Course Study Guide Artifact name: ```text Claude Certification Quest: Complete Study Map ``` Prompt: ```text Create a complete beginner study guide for the Claude Certification Quest. Organize it into World 0 through World 5 and Final Boss. For each world include: - Goal - Key terms - Tiny mission - NotebookLM action - Claude practice action - Proof of learning - Win condition Use plain adult-friendly language. Do not assume coding, GitHub, Netlify, Vercel, APIs, or deployment knowledge. Include a reminder that AI answers must be checked and private data should not be pasted into AI tools. ``` ## 2. Beginner FAQ Artifact name: ```text Claude Certification Quest: Beginner FAQ ``` Prompt: ```text Create a beginner FAQ for learners who are nervous about AI. Answer these questions in simple language: - Do I need to code? - What is NotebookLM? - What is Claude? - What is a prompt? - What is a source? - Why do I need to check AI answers? - What should I never paste into AI? - What does 80 percent mean for the Final Boss? Use short answers and include one practical example per answer. ``` ## 3. Facilitator Briefing Artifact name: ```text Facilitator Briefing: Run The Quest ``` Prompt: ```text Create a facilitator briefing for running Claude Certification Quest with true beginners. Include: - 60-minute first-session agenda - What to show in the NotebookLM Source, Chat, and Studio panels - Which artifacts to open first - Common beginner fears and short answers - Safety reminders - Signs that a learner is ready for the Final Boss ``` ## 4. World Map Mind Map Artifact name: ```text Claude Certification Quest World Map ``` Customization prompt: ```text Create a mind map that shows how the six worlds connect: Internet and AI basics, what Claude is, prompting, checking AI answers, safety, real-world workflows, and Final Boss practice. Make the center idea "Beginner AI Fluency". Show verification and safety as habits that apply to every world. ``` Learner action: ```text Open the Mind Map. Pick one branch you do not understand. Click that node and ask NotebookLM to explain it in simpler words. ``` ## 5. Flashcards: Memory Coins Artifact name: ```text Memory Coins: Beginner AI Terms ``` Settings: ```text Difficulty: Easy Number: Standard ``` Prompt: ```text Create beginner flashcards for the most important terms in this course. Prioritize: AI assistant, Claude, NotebookLM, prompt, source, chat, context, constraint, hallucination, verification, private information, prompt formula. Each card should use plain language and one quick example. ``` ## 6. World 0 Quiz Artifact name: ```text Checkpoint Battle: World 0 ``` Settings: ```text Difficulty: Easy Number: Fewer ``` Prompt: ```text Create a 5-question beginner quiz for World 0 only. Test the words AI assistant, prompt, source, and chat. Use simple multiple choice and true/false questions. After each answer, explain the correct answer kindly. ``` ## 7. Prompt Formula Quiz Artifact name: ```text Checkpoint Battle: Prompt Builder ``` Settings: ```text Difficulty: Medium Number: Standard ``` Prompt: ```text Create a quiz that checks whether learners understand Task + Context + Audience + Format + Constraints. Include weak prompts and ask learners which missing part would improve them. Use workplace-safe examples with no private data. ``` ## 8. Final Boss Quiz Artifact name: ```text Final Boss: Certification Practice ``` Settings: ```text Difficulty: Medium Number: More ``` Prompt: ```text Create a 20-question beginner AI fluency quiz from this notebook. Mix multiple choice, true/false, and short answer. Cover: - AI assistant basics - Claude's useful tasks - Prompt formula - Hallucinations and verification - Safety and private information - Practical Claude workflows Do not assume coding or API knowledge. Passing score is 80 percent. Include short explanations after answers. ``` ## 9. Audio Overview: Deep Dive Artifact name: ```text Podcast Review: Master The Quest ``` Settings: ```text Format: Deep Dive Length: Default Language: English unless the cohort needs another supported language ``` Prompt: ```text Create a warm, beginner-friendly audio review of Claude Certification Quest. Focus on reducing fear, explaining the prompt formula, checking AI answers, and safe use. Do not make it sound like a coding course. Repeat the safety rule and the verification habit naturally. ``` ## 10. Audio Overview: Brief Artifact name: ```text Two-Minute Recap: Prompt Formula ``` Settings: ```text Format: The Brief Length: Shorter if available ``` Prompt: ```text Create a quick audio recap of Task + Context + Audience + Format + Constraints. Use one weak prompt and one strong prompt. End with: "Clear instructions make AI more useful, but important answers still need checking." ``` ## 11. Audio Overview: Critique Artifact name: ```text Coach Review: AI User Passport ``` Settings: ```text Format: The Critique Length: Default ``` Prompt: ```text Critique the AI User Passport requirements as if helping a beginner submit stronger work. Explain what a complete passport must include. Point out common missing pieces kindly. Do not criticize the learner personally. ``` ## 12. Audio Overview: Debate Artifact name: ```text Trust Challenge: Can I Trust AI? ``` Settings: ```text Format: The Debate Length: Default ``` Prompt: ```text Create a balanced debate about when AI assistants are useful and when humans must verify the answer. One side should explain why Claude and NotebookLM can save time. The other side should explain hallucinations, outdated information, private data risks, and high-stakes review. End with a practical middle-ground rule. ``` ## 13. Video Overview: Course Orientation Artifact name: ```text Lesson Cutscene: Course Orientation ``` Settings: ```text Format: Explainer Visual style: Classic, Whiteboard, or Professional Language: English unless the cohort needs another supported language ``` Prompt: ```text Create a beginner-friendly orientation video for Claude Certification Quest. Explain that learners do not need coding, GitHub, Netlify, Vercel, APIs, or deployment. Show the role of NotebookLM as the study console and Claude as the practice assistant. Introduce the six worlds and the Final Boss. Include safety and verification reminders. ``` ## 14. Video Overview: Prompt Formula Artifact name: ```text Quick Cutscene: Prompt Formula ``` Settings: ```text Format: Brief Visual style: Whiteboard or Professional ``` Prompt: ```text Create a short video that teaches Task + Context + Audience + Format + Constraints. Show one bad prompt and one better prompt. Keep the tone simple and practical for adult beginners. ``` ## 15. Video Overview: Safety Shield Artifact name: ```text Quick Cutscene: Safety Shield ``` Settings: ```text Format: Brief Visual style: Professional ``` Prompt: ```text Create a short video about what not to paste into AI tools. Include passwords, secrets, private customer data, payment information, sensitive business records, medical records, and legal documents with private facts. Teach the safer alternative: use fake sample data, remove private details, or ask for a template. ``` ## 16. Infographic: Prompt Formula Artifact name: ```text Wall Poster: Prompt Formula ``` Settings: ```text Orientation: Portrait Level of detail: Standard Visual style: Professional or Sketch Note ``` Prompt: ```text Create a portrait infographic that teaches the beginner prompt formula: Task + Context + Audience + Format + Constraints. Include one weak prompt and one strong prompt. Make it readable on a phone. ``` ## 17. Infographic: Safety Shield Artifact name: ```text Wall Poster: What Not To Paste ``` Settings: ```text Orientation: Portrait Level of detail: Standard Visual style: Professional ``` Prompt: ```text Create a phone-readable safety infographic. Title: What Not To Paste Into AI Include: - Passwords and API keys - Private customer data - Payment information - Medical or legal records - Confidential business records - Internal cost, margin, markup, or profit in customer-facing work End with: Use fake sample data or placeholders. ``` ## 18. Slide Deck: Facilitator Lesson Artifact name: ```text Instructor Deck: First Session ``` Settings: ```text Format: Presenter Slides Length: Default ``` Prompt: ```text Create a presenter slide deck for a 60-minute first session with true beginners. Slides should cover: - No-code promise - NotebookLM as study console - Claude as practice assistant - Four basic words - Prompt formula - Verification - Safety Shield - First tiny practice - Final Boss preview Use clear titles, minimal text, and speaker-friendly talking points. ``` ## 19. Slide Deck: Learner Review Artifact name: ```text Learner Deck: Final Boss Review ``` Settings: ```text Format: Detailed Deck Length: Short ``` Prompt: ```text Create a short learner review deck for Final Boss preparation. It should be readable without a presenter. Include definitions, prompt formula, verification checklist, safety rules, practical workflow, and the 80 percent pass rule. ``` ## 20. Data Table: Quest Ledger Artifact name: ```text Claude Certification Quest Curriculum and Media Structure ``` Settings: ```text Use Data Table if it is available in the Studio panel. ``` Prompt: ```text Create a structured table for the Claude Certification Quest. Use one row per world, including Final Boss. Columns: - World - Learner goal - Key terms - NotebookLM artifact to use - Claude practice action - Media support - Badge or proof of learning - Safety or verification reminder Keep the table practical for a facilitator running the program. ``` ## 21. Saved Notes: Inventory Create these written notes manually in the Studio notes section: ```text Inventory: Basic AI Words AI assistant: Prompt: Source: Chat: My example: ``` ```text Inventory: Prompt Builder Task: Context: Audience: Format: Constraints: My strong prompt: ``` ```text Inventory: Safety Shield 3 things I will not paste into AI: 1. 2. 3. A safer alternative: ``` ```text Inventory: Verification Checklist 1. Identify the claim. 2. Check a trusted source. 3. Verify names, dates, and numbers. 4. Ask whether a mistake could cause harm. 5. Get human review for high-stakes topics. ``` ## After Each Cohort 1. Remove private or learner-identifying information from notes. 2. Convert useful class notes to sources. 3. Ask NotebookLM to create a "Cohort Lessons Learned" note. 4. Update the facilitator briefing if beginners were confused by the same step more than twice.