Make a help card they can return to

Keep the habits, prompts and saving steps together.

Use seven labels: Name, Start, Prompt 1, Prompt 2, Check, Help and Save. Keep secrets out. Needed public numbers can still belong in a task.

Put slots in square brackets where the next task changes. A slot does not make private text safe to paste. Read and choose the contents before using it.

Put the card in this lesson’s practice box and read the save status. It states whether your place is saved in this browser or to your Mayfield account. If saving fails, keep the page open and use Try again.

This lesson keeps one practice draft, not a set of cards for other people. The person can keep their own copy. Clearing browser data can remove a local draft; keep another copy if needed.

If an updated lesson offers Your draft to keep, copy the writing before choosing Start the updated lesson. Reopen Saved work after saving to check that the card is there.

Keep more than a vague safety rule.

Made-up card: the learner uses their own ChatGPT account. They want a prompt to thank a friend for carrying a box, and one to shorten a note while preserving facts. No support arrangement is agreed yet. Include source checks and the Mayfield save-and-return path. Keep the card free of private contacts.

Prepare both prompts and a real return path.

Write seven lines: Name, Start, Prompt 1, Prompt 2, Check, Help and Save. Include a draft prompt and a shortening prompt with slots. No support contact has been agreed. Include how to save and reopen this card.