Field guides

Ten guides you can keep

Read them here. Download a copy as a text file if you want it in your notes. They are part of the course, not a separate paywall.

• Guide 1

  Gemini Quick Start Guide

  Open Gemini with a free account, learn the main controls, and send a first prompt you actually check.

• Guide 2

  Prompt Engineering Cheat Sheet

  Keep a short set of prompt moves you can reuse when a draft is vague, long, or quietly invented.

• Guide 3

  How to Use the 200-Prompt Library

  Treat the 200 prompts as starting briefs you adapt, check, and file, not as spells you paste unchanged.

• Guide 4

  Gemini Workflow Templates

  Run three written workflows for research, content, and weekly planning, each with a check before you act.

• Guide 5

  AI Research Checklist

  Use Gemini to structure reading you already have, then verify every claim before it enters your work.

• Guide 6

  AI Content Creation Checklist

  Move from a real reader and real facts to a draft you edit, check, and are willing to sign.

• Guide 7

  AI Business Toolkit

  Use Gemini to clarify offers, proposals, and weekly operations without inventing customers or results.

• Guide 8

  AI Safety Checklist

  Check hallucinations, privacy, copyright, bias, and oversight before you trust a draft with anything that matters.

• Guide 9

  Final Project Workbook

  Plan the capstone in milestones, judge it with a quality checklist, and run an improvement stage before you call it done.

• Guide 10

  Gemini Power User Roadmap

  Move from beginner to power user by changing what you check, reuse, and refuse, not by collecting features.