Modern ChatGPT Workspaces and Multimodal Tools By the end of this lesson, students should be able to: ChatGPT can work beyond plain chat. Canvas supports focused editing of longer writing or code. File analysis can summarize documents, inspect data, create calculations, and generate charts. Vision can interpret screenshots and images. Image generation can create or edit visuals. Voice supports spoken interaction and practice. The common mistake is treating tool output as finished. For files, confirm what each column or field means before calculating. Ask to display formulas or code, validate row counts, and independently recompute important totals. For screenshots, remember that hidden context is absent. For generated images, inspect text, anatomy, logos, consistency, accessibility, and usage requirements. For voice, review transcripts and do not assume spoken fluency equals factual accuracy. Tool selection: use Canvas when the artifact itself needs iterative editing; use a regular chat for discussion; use file analysis when the answer depends on uploaded data; use vision when visual evidence matters; use image generation when creating or transforming visuals is the deliverable. Never upload a file merely because the interface allows it. Authorization, sensitivity, retention, and minimum-necessary data remain your responsibility. Enroll to continue this lesson. The preview above shows the lesson objectives and opening lesson content. Enroll to view the full lesson, complete the practice work, and take the lesson quiz.
Lesson 3: Canvas, Files, Data Analysis, Images, and Voice
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