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LearnPrompt explains digital marketing, AI, tech skills and the craft of learning itself in plain language, with steps you can follow and sources you can check. For any age, and free to read.
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A simple way to learn anything
Four steps, about 20 minutes a day
- 1Pick one skillSomething you can use this month, not someday.
- 2Read one short guideFollow the steps with the tool open beside you.
- 3Practise straight awayDo the task yourself, even badly, before reading more.
- 4Test yourself tomorrowRecall it from memory before you look back.
Topics
Skills that are useful right now.
Four areas to start with, each explained from the ground up. More topics will follow.
Digital Marketing
Search, social, email and analytics: how businesses get found online, explained from the ground up.
AI Skills
Using AI tools well: writing good prompts, checking answers, and learning with AI without letting it think for you.
Tech Skills
Coding, spreadsheets and everyday tech, for complete beginners and anyone picking it up again.
Learning Skills
How to learn anything: study methods that research supports, for school, work and later life.
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How we write
Guides you can actually follow.
Learning online is full of jargon and hype. Every LearnPrompt guide is written to the same four rules.
Practical
Every guide ends with something you can do today, not just ideas to think about.
Sources you can check
Facts and figures come with a link to where they came from. When the evidence is weak, we say so.
For any age
Written for teenagers, career changers, professionals and retirees alike. Nobody is too old or too new to learn.
What we’re building
From free guides to full courses.
The guides come first. Next, we’re working on deeper ways to learn with LearnPrompt.
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Courses
Step-by-step courses that take you from your first lesson to a skill you can use.
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Ebooks and guides
Longer, downloadable guides you can keep and come back to.
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Templates and toolkits
Checklists, templates and practice files that make new skills easier to apply.
Nothing is for sale yet. Until then, every guide on the site is free to read.
Who it’s for
Nobody is too new, or too late, to learn.
The guides assume no background knowledge. They’re written for teenagers and retirees, first-time learners and professionals adding a skill. Younger learners may find it helpful to read along with a parent or teacher.
- Students and school leavers
- Career changers
- Small business owners
- Professionals building new skills
- Parents and teachers
- Lifelong learners and retirees
Good questions
Things people ask first.
LearnPrompt publishes free, practical guides to digital marketing, AI, technical skills and how to learn effectively. Each guide explains a topic in plain language, with steps you can follow and links to its sources.
Yes. Every article on the site is free to read, with no account needed.
Not yet. We’re working on courses, ebooks and other learning products. Until then, everything here is free to read.
Anyone who wants to learn a practical skill, from teenagers to retirees. They assume no background knowledge. Younger learners may find it helpful to read along with a parent or teacher.
Start with one guide today.
Pick a topic, read one guide and try one thing from it. That’s how every skill starts.
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