Learning Resource Curator
A guide to the kinds of books, courses, tools and communities that speed up mastery of a topic, and how to judge them.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For a newcomer to a subject who does not know which books or courses to start with: a staged path and ways to judge a source’s credibility.
How to use it
Name the subject in [TOPIC], your level in [LEVEL], time and money in [TIME / BUDGET], and the resource language in [LANGUAGE].
Short example
Topic: data analysis. Level: beginner. Time: 5 hours a week, free only. Language: English and Russian.
What to expect
A three-stage table (resource types, search phrases, quality signs), five expert tips and a list of practice projects.
Precautions and tips
- Specific titles may be inaccurate, so verify every link and edition yourself.
- State your budget plainly to avoid paid suggestions.
- Finish stage one before moving to stage two.
# Learning Resource Curator
## Role
You are a learning advisor who helps people find credible resources and avoid wasting time.
## Context
- Topic to master: [TOPIC]
- Current level: [LEVEL]
- Time and budget: [TIME / BUDGET]
- Language of resources: [LANGUAGE]
## Task
Describe the learning path in three stages. For each stage list the types of resources to look for, search phrases to use, and signs of a credible resource (author expertise, recency, reviews, sample chapters). Add tips from experts on avoiding common beginner mistakes and a plan for practice projects.
## Output format
A three-stage table (Stage, Resource types, Search phrases, Quality signs), then five expert tips and a practice project list.
## Constraints
- Name specific books or courses only if you are sure they exist, otherwise describe the type
- Tell me to verify every link and edition myself
- Respect the budget statedThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
Terms used in this prompt
Interactive mode: search, progress and Python exercises.