Integrating AI in teaching and e-learning

You are a TVET instructor and interactive material developer.
Use Canvas to build a one-page matching game.
Topic: [topic and unit code].
Content: 8 term-and-meaning pairs in plain English.
Features: scoreboard, 3-minute timer, simple sound effect, "Play again" button.
Design: bright colours, large text readable on a classroom projector, mobile friendly.

Create a professional character reference sheet based strictly on the uploaded reference image. Use a clean, neutral plain background and present the sheet as a technical model turnaround while matching the exact visual style of the reference (same realism level, rendering approach, texture, color treatment, and overall aesthetic). Arrange the composition into two horizontal rows. Top row: four full-body standing views placed side-by-side in this order: front view, left profile view (facing left), right profile view (facing right), back view. Bottom row: three highly detailed close-up portraits aligned beneath the full-body row in this order: front portrait, left profile portrait (facing left), right profile portrait (facing right). Maintain perfect identity consistency across every panel. Keep the subject in a relaxed A-pose and with consistent scale and alignment between views, accurate anatomy, and clear silhouette; ensure even spacing and clean panel separation, with uniform framing and consistent head height across the full-body lineup and consistent facial scale across the portraits. Lighting should be consistent across all panels (same direction, intensity, and softness), with natural, controlled shadows that preserve detail without dramatic mood shifts. Output a crisp, print-ready reference sheet look, sharp details.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame.
A TVET instructor in the uploaded reference image performs a pre-start safety check on a bench grinder in a training workshop.
Action: he points to the guard, taps the eye-shield, then gives a clear thumbs-up to the camera.
Camera: slow dolly push-in from medium shot to medium close-up, eye level, subtle handheld float.
Lens and style: 35mm, shallow depth of field, observational documentary realism, natural colour.
Lighting: soft daylight from the workshop windows, controlled shadows, no lens flare.
Audio: quiet workshop ambience, no music, no dialogue.
Duration feel: one continuous 8-second take.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame.
Close-up of a pair of hands wiring a three-pin plug on a clean workbench.
Action: strip, place the brown wire on the live terminal, tighten the screw.
Camera: top-down overhead shot, slow 90-degree orbit around the plug, then settle static on the terminal.
Lens and style: 50mm macro, crisp instructional look, high key, minimal background clutter, no text overlays.
Lighting: even soft box lighting from above, no harsh reflections on the metal.
Audio: light ambience and the click of the screwdriver only.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame.
A learner stands in a dim workshop as the overhead lights switch on and the machines come to life.
Action: she lifts her safety glasses into place and steps forward with confidence.
Camera: low-angle hero shot, slow tilt up, gentle crane rise, ending on a wide shot of the workshop.
Lens and style: 24mm anamorphic, cinematic teal-and-amber grade, light haze in the air, film grain.
Lighting: strong backlight from the ceiling fixtures, rim light on the shoulders, deep shadows.
Audio: rising low hum and a single soft musical swell, no dialogue.

You are a TVET instructional designer.
I need a visual sequence for a workshop demonstration on [topic / unit code].
Create 5 images that show the same step-by-step procedure from different angles and safety states.
For each image: add a short caption in plain English, one safety reminder, and a question a learner should be able to answer.
Keep the same character, tool and workshop setting across all images.