AI curriculum

Course outline for Web Discovery in the AI Era

Content needs to be understandable to both people and retrieval systems. Review website structure and provenance to improve clarity without promising search placement or AI citations.

About Web Discovery in the AI Era

Content needs to be understandable to both people and retrieval systems. Review website structure and provenance to improve clarity without promising search placement or AI citations.

Web Discovery in the AI Era Course Objectives

  • Compare traditional search and AI retrieval needs.
  • Structure content for clear machine interpretation.
  • Audit content provenance and retrieval barriers.

Pre-requisites

  • Familiarity with website content or publishing.
  • Basic HTML awareness is helpful; coding is not required.

Lab Setup

  • Computer with a browser and text editor.
  • Use local sample pages and supplied retrieval examples; no paid analytics or SEO service is required.

Detailed Course Outline

Proposed modules

Module 1: Discovery and content structure

  • Traditional SEO
  • AI search
  • Answer engines
  • Structured content

Practical outcome: Review a page's clarity and structured content.

Module 2: Machine interpretation

  • Machine-readable websites
  • Retrieval by agents
  • Content provenance

Practical outcome: Identify retrieval barriers and missing source information.

Practical exercise

  • Audit a sample website and revise one page's structure and provenance without assuming ranking gains.

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