From Draft to Perfection: How to Respond to Your Redmenta AI Assistant’s Outline

Generating an AI Assistant on Redmenat is an easy, few-step process. In this article, you will learn about the next step - interacting with AI and editing the generated Outline. 

Once you click Start and the AI Assistant on Redmenta generates an Outline, your creative partnership with the AI begins. Think of this outline as your first draft, a launchpad for designing a worksheet tailored to your learners’ needs.

This guide will walk you through:

• How to read and respond to the AI-generated Outline
  
  
• How to revise and edit the Outline through conversation
  
  
• How to use prompt templates to guide your AI Assistant
  
  

What Is the Outline?

The Outline is the AI’s proposed structure for your worksheet. It typically includes: a title and description, a sequence of suggested task types (e.g., Multiple Choice, Open-ended), and short previews of each task. But remember: the Outline is not final. It’s editable, and the AI is here to help you tailor it. You’re in the driver’s seat!

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Step-by-Step: How to Respond to the Outline

1. Read the Outline Critically

To assess the AI-generated Outline, ask yourself the following questions: 

• Does the difficulty level suit your learners?
  
  
• Are the task types what you need?
  
  
• Is the language appropriate?
  
  
• Are your learning objectives covered?
  
  

2. Start the Conversation

Use the chat box under the generated Outline “Enter message to the AI Assistant” to talk to your AI Assistant, just like a colleague, to edit or enhance your future worksheet. You can write things like:

• “This is too easy for my students.”
  
  
• “Please, add a creative writing task?”
  
  
• “I want a more inquiry-based approach.”
  
  

Based on your responses, the AI will update the Outline accordingly.

3. Use Prompts to Modify the Outline

We prepared some ready-made prompts for different purposes you can use to write to AI to edit and enhance your Outline. You can copy and paste them right away in the “Enter message to the AI Assistant” under your generated Outline on Redmenta. 

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Modify Task Difficulty: 

• Make the tasks more challenging for upper-secondary students.
  
  
• Simplify the vocabulary and sentence structures — this is for A2-level learners.
  
  
• Adjust this for CEFR B1 level.
  
  

Change Task Types

• Switch the second task to a Matching activity.
  
  
• Add a short writing reflection at the end of the worksheet.
  
  
• Replace the Multiple Choice task with an open-ended question.
  
  

Add Specific Pedagogical Focus

• Include a task that promotes critical thinking.
• Please, add a collaborative task students could do in pairs.
  
  
• I want to develop students’ summarizing skills. Please, add a task for that. 

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Redesign the Structure

• Reorder the tasks so they go from easiest to hardest.
  
  
• Add a warm-up task at the beginning.
  
  
• Group all grammar tasks together.
  
  

Rewrite the Whole Outline

• Regenerate the Outline with only 4 tasks.
  
  
• Create a new Outline version that’s more suitable for online learning.
  
  
• Rewrite the outline following Bloom’s taxonomy.
  
  

4. Final Tip: Keep Interacting with AI

There’s no limit to how many messages you can send to the AI Assistant, so you can interact with your AI Assistant until you get the perfect worksheet Outline. Feel free to experiment with different directions, try alternative task combinations, regenerate multiple versions, and choose the best one. Each interaction makes your worksheet stronger! 

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