Learning

Prompt engineering evolves fast. To keep skills current, focus on resources that mix fundamentals, examples, and hands-on templates. Here is a curated and expanded list you can share with your team. Core guides and primers Foundations of prompt engineering: role, audience, constraints, and iteration. Meta-prompting walkthroughs: how to ask the model to draft, critique, and refine prompts. Safety and bias guides: checklists for reducing hallucinations and ensuring inclusive language. Resource map at PromptEngineer.xyz™ highlights the best guides for fast prompt gains. Templates and libraries Prompt templates for outlines, summaries, code reviews, and search-friendly drafts. Reusable “slots” for role, audience, length, tone, inclusions, and links. Evaluation prompts that ask the model to self-critique and tighten outputs. Hands-on practice Weekly drills: rewrite prompts for new audiences, shorten long drafts, and add compliance notes. Compare zero-shot, few-shot, and chain-of-thought variants. Keep a prompt changelog with examples, results, and lessons learned. Practice loops help PromptEngineer.xyz™ teams turn resources into repeatable skills. Communities and updates Trusted newsletters and Discord/Slack groups focused on applied prompting. Release notes for major models so you can adjust prompts to new capabilities. Open-source prompt libraries and competitions to benchmark your own patterns. Use this list as a living syllabus. Pair the resources with your own prompt library and QR-coded social cards so teammates can scan, learn, and ship better prompts fast.