Project planner — The chatbot survival guide
Name: ______ · Working with (optional): ______
Printable handout for the final project.
Last reviewed: 2026-10-25
Step 1 — choose your format and your reader
| Field | My choice |
|---|---|
| Format (poster / leaflet / video script / web page / other) | |
| My reader (“someone who trusts chatbots too much”) |
Step 2 — plan the four parts
Part 1 — How it works (Lesson 1). My own-words explanation (draft one sentence): My predictable-word example: “____________” My not-predictable example: “____________”
Part 2 — When it lies beautifully (Lesson 2). Claim types I will list: ____________ The fact-check I did myself: claim ________ source ______ what I found ________
Part 3 — Who it might leave out (Lesson 3). The group misjudged: ______ What in the training data could cause it: ____________
Part 4 — My rules (Lesson 4). Copy your two rules from the rules handout — shortened: Rule 1: ____________ Rule 2: ____________
Step 3 — word budget
200–300 words total (or 90 seconds spoken). Sketch the split: Part 1: __ words · Part 2: __ · Part 3: __ · Part 4: __ (≈ 50 each works)
Step 4 — self-check before you submit
Tick each line once it is true:
- ☐ Everything is in my own words (no lesson text copied back)
- ☐ My fact-check names a real source I actually opened
- ☐ My fairness example and its cause match each other
- ☐ Each rule has a reason
- ☐ Honest tone: makes the reader smarter, not scared
- ☐ My last line says whether — and how — AI helped me make the guide
Peer review notes (from your partner)
- Which part convinced them most, and why: ____________
- Where they wanted a source or example: ____________
- Any scare-tactics part to quote back to me: ____________