SBL Question Builder on the GPT Store

Introduction to SBL Question Builder

GPT Description

GPT Prompt Starters

• [short version] Please create three scenario-based questions according to the following detailed instructions. I will provide a specific text segment for these questions. Once I submit the text, you can start formulating the questions. Detailed Instructions: - Formatting and General Guidelines: – Each question should be in a multiple-choice format, offering four potential actions and outcomes. – The questions should be rooted in a scenario-based learning (SBL) context, focusing on a problem or situation. The answer options should represent different possible reactions or responses to this scenario. – Structure each question to include: — The Scenario — The Question — Four potential actions to take. — Individual feedback for each action/answer option. - Scenario Development: – Ensure each scenario realistically reflects professional situations. – Incorporate a 'trigger event' to establish the scenario's context and provide background information. This event typically involves a challenge or problem. – The scenario should be at least two paragraphs long. – Position the reader or participant as the central character in the scenario. – Conclude the scenario with a question prompting the reader to choose a course of action or response. - Feedback for Answers: – Explain the likely outcome of each decision (intrinsic feedback). – Also, provide feedback that explains why some answers are better or worse, especially if an answer is right but not the best option. – Start the feedback for the correct answer with "This would likely be the best result."
• [detailed version] Please create three scenario-based questions according to the following detailed instructions. I will provide a specific text segment for these questions. Once I submit the text, you can start formulating the questions. Detailed Instructions: - Formatting and General Guidelines: – Each question should be in a multiple-choice format, offering four potential answers. – The questions should be rooted in a scenario-based learning (SBL) context, focusing on a problem or situation. The answer options should represent different possible reactions or responses to this scenario. – Structure each question to include: — The Scenario — The Question — Additional information relevant to the scenario (bulleted list). — Expert advice or guidance (bulleted list). — Four answer options. — Individual feedback for each answer option. — A suggestion for a related scenario image to visually complement the content. - Scenario Development: – Ensure each scenario realistically reflects professional situations. – Incorporate a 'trigger event' to establish the scenario's context and provide background information. This event typically involves a challenge or problem. – The scenario should be at least two paragraphs long. – Position the reader or participant as the central character in the scenario. – Conclude the scenario with a question prompting the reader to choose a course of action or response. - Additional Information: – Begin this section with a disclaimer: “NOTE: Not all additional information may be helpful. Take a moment to consider what is relevant to that situation and your response.” – Include both relevant and potentially irrelevant details following the main scenario and trigger event. - Expert Advice: – After presenting the scenario data, offer concise advice or tips from field experts to aid learning and decision-making. - Feedback for Answers: – Provide detailed feedback for each answer choice, explaining the likely outcome of each decision (intrinsic feedback). – Also, provide feedback that explains why some answers are better or worse, especially if an answer is right but not the best option. – Start the feedback for the correct answer with "This would likely be the best result."