Originality · Proposed experience
Make It Your Own
Eigene Arbeit zeigt, welche Entscheidungen dahinterstehen.
Develop an original explanation from your own observations. Use criticism and revision to give it a clear point of view, with AI assistance optional.
Who it is for.
Writers, educators, students and anyone creating explanations or ideas for others.
What to bring.
Bring a topic you care about and your own observations, notes or examples that you may share. A supplied observation pack is available; no AI tools are required.
What you take away.
- A short essay, visual explanation or learning activity built around your own argument.
- A process record showing alternatives, revisions and consequential creative choices.
- A short authorship note covering sources, AI assistance and remaining questions.
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The challenge.
A distinctive piece of work begins with something you have noticed and want others to understand. Develop a short essay, visual explanation or learning activity around your own observations and argument, then test whether its form communicates that point of view.
What you do.
Day one: inspect your own notes, observations or examples. Identify a tension or overlooked detail, choose an audience and sketch an argument before consulting AI.
Draft two different ways to explain your idea. Invite a partner to challenge the evidence and point of view; use AI for criticism only if it helps. Record the choices you make.
Day two: revise the work after considering the criticism. Check whether the evidence supports your argument and whether the form makes it understandable. Credit sources and any AI assistance.
Show what you have learned.
Identify three choices that make the work yours and show how feedback changed the result without replacing your point of view.