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Site + Photography
Create your space
Publish on a site you control, examine quantitative research, and use images to notice the world differently.
The course path
Create. Learn. Teach.
Each module pairs a new medium with a question about how people make and share meaning.
02
Podcast
Learn in public
Explore qualitative research, listen closely, and turn a question into a conversation others can join.
03
Video + Ignite Talk
Teach what matters
Work with a group, build an argument, and teach an idea through a concise visual story.
Your ChatGPT Site
Your writing stays yours.
You will create your EDU106 site by describing what you want in ChatGPT. Sites can build the layout and help you revise it, while you choose the ideas, images, and words you publish.
- 01 Start with a conversation, not code
- 02 See changes as you develop your ideas
- 03 Publish only after you review the result
Open-web conversation
Responses can come home.
Webmentions let another site notify this page when it links, replies, likes, or reposts. Webmention.io receives those responses; Bridgy can translate supported social interactions into webmentions.
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First assignment
Publish your “Hello, world” site.
You do not need coding experience. Begin with your own words and make one decision at a time.
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Open ChatGPT
Start a new conversation and tell ChatGPT that you are creating a personal site for EDU106.
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Ask Sites to create it
Describe the pages and style you want. Sites will make a first version you can revise.
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Make it yours
Add your name, introduction, and first post. Ask ChatGPT to explain anything you do not understand.
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Review and publish
Check every word, link, and image. When the site feels like yours, ask Sites to publish it.
Try this prompt
Use ChatGPT Sites to make me a personal course site for EDU106. Keep it simple and accessible. Include my name, a short introduction, and a place for my “Hello, world” post. Ask me for my words before writing the post.