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Slides for the new V8 course
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I'm not sure if this post is a question regarding slides for Linux+, but one thing that I should note for posterity is that LLMs can accurately generate any PPT/summary content related to Linux if you provide it a detailed list of topics (e.g., from a table of contents).
An example prompt could be:
I need to generate a PPT slide deck for a topic within a Linux course I'm teaching.
If I paste in a list of the topics I plan to cover in a day, could you generate me slide deck content (bullets, including relevant command examples where appropriate)?
Of course, you'll have to review the content to ensure it is relevant for your group (often reducing content provided by the LLM), and add any commands you wish to focus on that the LLM didn't provide. Plus, feel free to leverage and/or repurpose the topic structure and labs I created for the Linux+ TTT from https://github.com/jasoneckert/LinuxTTT (none of this was created using the help of LLMs, however - I've just been doing Linux for a very very long time ;-)
An example prompt could be:
I need to generate a PPT slide deck for a topic within a Linux course I'm teaching.
If I paste in a list of the topics I plan to cover in a day, could you generate me slide deck content (bullets, including relevant command examples where appropriate)?
Of course, you'll have to review the content to ensure it is relevant for your group (often reducing content provided by the LLM), and add any commands you wish to focus on that the LLM didn't provide. Plus, feel free to leverage and/or repurpose the topic structure and labs I created for the Linux+ TTT from https://github.com/jasoneckert/LinuxTTT (none of this was created using the help of LLMs, however - I've just been doing Linux for a very very long time ;-)
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