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Previously I blogged about using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create narratives of your ancestor's lives. Today, I'm going to show you how you can take those online classes you are attending and make concise notes from the chat box.
Why the chat box you may think? Because the chat box often contains important information that participants have thought about the subject to add - new questions to ask the speaker - and resources and links that someone attending found useful.
Here's the how to turn your chat box chatter into useful info:
- At the end of the session, either highlight the enter chat box conversation and copy (ctr c) to a Word document (ctr v). Save as a pdf.
- Upload to ChatGPT, Claude, or Bard. (Try more than one to see the results and which you prefer).
- Provide a prompt - "You are a professional genealogist and expert writer. Please create an executive summary from the information provided. List attendees, key topics discussed, key questions raised, and notable moment.
You can also do this from YouTube videos for the class itself if you don't have time to view it. Here's a how to get a copy of the transcript. Then, follow the three steps noted above. You can tell your AI helper to make a title of the video you watched, add the date, and add the speaker's name, too. Personally, I'd save the results to my Dropbox as I keep syllabi there to refer to in
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