TeacherPrompt · Version 1.0

Research use and citation

TeacherPrompt can be used as a research instrument, an educational intervention, or a tool for preparing materials in pedagogical studies. Please cite the software record and describe its role in your Methods section.

Open DOI record Author ORCID
ProductTeacherPrompt
AuthorTimofei Timoshadchenko
Version1.0
LicenseCC BY 4.0

Citation manager

BibTeX

@software{timoshadchenko_teacherprompt_2026,
  author    = {Timoshadchenko, Timofei},
  title     = {TeacherPrompt},
  version   = {1.0},
  year      = {2026},
  publisher = {Zenodo},
  doi       = {10.5281/zenodo.21861575},
  url       = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21861575}
}

Methods

How to report its use

State the TeacherPrompt version, when and how it was used, who reviewed student inputs, which external AI service—if any—received the copied prompt, and how the resulting material was reviewed by the teacher.

TeacherPrompt version 1.0 (Timoshadchenko, 2026) was used to structure teacher-reviewed student-interest information into adaptable instructional prompts. Teachers retained responsibility for reviewing inputs, deciding whether to use an external AI service, and evaluating all generated material before classroom use.

Product principle

Teacher-led, not autonomous

TeacherPrompt is a teacher-support tool, not an automated personalized learning system. Pedagogical decisions, control of student-provided data, and evaluation of outputs always remain with the teacher.

TeacherPrompt prepares text but does not independently send student information to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, or another external AI service.

Authorship

Citation is not co-authorship

Using TeacherPrompt does not by itself make its developer a co-author. Co-authorship should reflect substantial scholarly contributions and the authorship policy of the relevant journal.

Collaboration

Research partnerships

Researchers are welcome to discuss study design, methodological development, TeacherPrompt adaptation, international replication, analysis, interpretation, or manuscript preparation.

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Availability

What the Zenodo record contains

The public record contains citation and research-use documentation for TeacherPrompt version 1.0. The proprietary application source code, teacher accounts, survey responses, and infrastructure configuration are not included.

The documentation package is available under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.