Two 1.5-hour sessions

A script for a beginner group, online or in person, with a deliverable at the end of each session. The times are the script’s proposal: they have not yet been measured with a group.

Session 1: from interest to evidence

They leave with: a content proposal with topic, audience, problem, goal and evidence.

Time	What happens	Who does it
0 to 10 min	Why write about what you tested, even as a beginner	Facilitator
10 to 20 min	Live demo: mission 3, steps 1 and 2	Facilitator
20 to 30 min	Each person picks a mission from the menu and writes the hypothesis	Group
30 to 65 min	Pair testing: one person tests, the other takes notes	Pairs
65 to 80 min	Three pairs show what the AI got right or wrong	Group
80 to 90 min	Explain the homework	Facilitator

Homework: finish the mission and fill in the five fields. A rough draft is fine: what matters is having a direction.

Session 2: from evidence to article

They leave with: an article in advanced draft, and publishing as homework.

Time	What happens	Who does it
0 to 10 min	What makes an article useful: title, test, result and limit	Facilitator
10 to 45 min	Write the draft from the evidence, without AI	Group
45 to 60 min	Review with AI: it points out gaps, and the person rewrites	Group
60 to 80 min	Swap in pairs: can another person repeat it from the text alone?	Pairs
80 to 90 min	Checklist and where to publish	Facilitator

Homework: publish the article on a public page, under your own name, and share the link.

Review prompt for the group

Review my article without rewriting it. In this order:
1. What could another person not repeat from this text alone?
2. Which number or claim has no test or source?
3. Does the article say something the test does not prove?
For each point, quote the sentence and ask me a question.

If the demo fails

Say that it failed. All the missions work without an account in steps 1 to 3, and the real outputs are published, so you can show them labeled as a recording.

Before the session

• Send mission 1 to anyone who wants to create an account beforehand.
• Let people know that nobody needs a card or an account to follow along.
• Agree on a channel to ask questions and share links.
• Rehearse the demo and time it.