Updates
2026-07-26
Added Creative Latitude, its first Draft lab package, and a Keynote proof of concept for narrated learning material.
What Changed
- Added Creative Latitude, a new module about inspiration, originality, and practical guardrails when working with AI. Its legal and rights boundaries remain visible for specialist review rather than being presented as settled advice.
- Added From Inspiration to Invention, the first Creative Latitude lab package. It includes a readable activity, learner and facilitator guidance, a fictional plaza scenario, a classroom walk-through, gallery example, local notebook, article draft, source/provenance record, and review surfaces.
- Added a Keynote proof of concept for Forty-Five Seconds to Make It Clear. It pairs a presentation file with replaceable narration clips so the team can evaluate a sustainable slideshow-first route before committing to a broader video-publishing workflow.
- Preserved the boundary that a generated presentation, audio, or example does not settle rights, likeness, consent, or publishing approval.
Review First
- Creative Latitude — the module framing and its visible review needs.
- From Inspiration to Invention — the full Draft package, especially the fictional example and provenance choices.
- Keynote proof of concept — the presentation-first alternative for narrated learning material.
Next
- Obtain the planned legal review of learner-facing rights and disclaimer language before any public-facing use.
- Decide whether the Keynote pattern is a useful repeatable production path after a human review of pacing, narration, and export quality.
Source: updates/2026-07-26.md