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type: Tutorial
title: Presentation Decks
description: >-
  Index of five HTML slide decks from the UA Public Health and AI Summer School
  2026, covering prompt engineering, AI ethics, geospatial AI, and life sciences.
resource: https://tyson-swetnam.github.io/intro-gpt/tutorials/presentations/overview/
tags: [tutorial, workshop, public-health]
sources:
  - resource: https://keys.arizona.edu/
    title: BIO5 KEYS Research Internship
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  by: human:tswetnam
  at: "2026-06-11T05:34:28Z"
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  - by: human:tswetnam
    at: "2026-06-11T05:34:28Z"
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---

# Presentation Decks

A small library of HTML slide decks authored for the [UA Public Health & AI Summer School](https://keys.arizona.edu/){target=_blank} 2026. Each deck is a self-contained 1920×1080 presentation that pairs with one or more workshop docs lessons.

## How to view

- Click a deck title below to open it. Use your browser's "open in new tab" if you want the slides visible alongside the docs.
- **Keyboard navigation:** Arrow keys, space, Page Up / Page Down move between slides. `Home` / `End` jump to start or end. `R` restarts at slide 1. Number keys `1`–`9` jump directly to that slide.
- **Click navigation:** click the right half of the slide to advance, left half to go back.
- Each deck remembers your last position via `localStorage` and the URL hash (e.g. `#7` for slide 7) — refresh-safe.

### Fullscreen presentation

Each deck is configured with the `no-rail` attribute, so the thumbnail rail does **not** appear by default — you get the slide canvas alone, scaled to fit your browser window. For a truly fullscreen presentation (the workshop default):

1. Open the deck.
2. Press your browser's fullscreen shortcut — **F11** on Windows / Linux, **Cmd + Ctrl + F** on macOS Chrome / Edge / Firefox, or use the browser menu (View → Enter Full Screen).
3. Navigate with the keyboard shortcuts above.
4. Press the same shortcut (or `Esc`) to exit fullscreen.

If you *do* want the thumbnail rail (for previewing all slides while you author or edit), remove the `no-rail` attribute from the `<deck-stage>` tag at the top of the HTML file.

### Print to PDF

Use your browser's print dialog. The decks ship with a `@media print` stylesheet that lays out every slide as its own page at the design size (1920×1080), so File → Print → "Save as PDF" produces a clean one-page-per-slide PDF with no extra configuration.

## Decks

### [Prompt Engineering Basics](prompt-engineering-basics.html){target=_blank}

The 24-slide introduction: how AI models process prompts, the CRAFT framework, advanced techniques (custom instructions, few-shot learning, prompt chaining, multi-modal inputs, web search), and the four common pitfalls every cohort makes.

**Pairs with:** [Prompt Engineering](../../prompts.md)

### [Prompt Engineering Deep Dive — Agentic Workflows](prompt-engineering-deep-dive.html){target=_blank}

The follow-on deck pushing past single prompts into agentic workflows, multi-step orchestration, and the model–tool boundary.

**Pairs with:** [Prompt Engineering](../../prompts.md), [Vibe Coding](../../vibe.md), and [Agentic AI](../../agentic.md)

### [What Does AI Cost the Earth?](ethics-and-environmental-impact.html){target=_blank}

Panel deck that opens with an honest, cited accounting of AI's environmental footprint — electricity, water, and carbon — then turns to the governance question that cost forces: who writes the rules, from Alondra Nelson's civic-grammar argument to *Magnifica Humanitas* and the international declarations already on the table.

**Pairs with:** [Ethics of AI](../../ethics.md), [Bias & Discrimination](../../bias.md), and [Ethical & Legal Considerations](../../legal.md)

### [Geospatial AI for Public Health](geospatial-ai-public-health.html){target=_blank}

Lab deck for the GIS practical: building an interactive story-map of a public-health dataset using an agentic coding workflow.

**Pairs with:** [Vibe coding a Public Health Map](../publichealth/gis.md)

### [Generative AI for Life Sciences — KEYS Internship](keys-internship-generative-ai.html){target=_blank}

The 60-minute deck for the BIO5 KEYS Research Internship Program: what an LLM actually is, what it's good for in a life-sciences lab, the hallucination / privacy / disclosure failure modes, and four hands-on exercises on the U of A `genai.arizona.edu` platform.

**Pairs with:** [KEYS Internship tutorial](../keys.md)

## About the deck shell

These decks use a small custom element, `<deck-stage>`, served alongside the HTML at [`deck-stage.js`](deck-stage.js). It handles canvas scaling, keyboard and click navigation, the slide-count overlay, the thumbnail rail (suppressed here via `no-rail`), URL-hash persistence, speaker-notes postMessage, and the print-to-PDF stylesheet.

## License

All decks are released under [Creative Commons Attribution 4.0](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/){target=_blank}, the same license as the rest of the workshop. Authored for the UA PH&AI Summer School and the [BIO5 KEYS Research Internship](https://keys.arizona.edu/){target=_blank}.