Ages 11–18
Why Does This Chatbot Feel Like a Person?
This lesson helps students understand why a chatbot can feel and sound like a person and how that feeling may influence trust, emotions, and choices.
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Ages 12–18
AI Student Senate: Classroom & Community Guides
Empower students ages 12+ to explore AI policy, debate real-world issues, and shape the future of AI through classroom and community Student Senates.
Ages 11–18
Transforming Faces: The Geometry of Facial Recognition
Facial recognition systems are increasingly used to identify people and make decisions that affect their lives. But can they be trusted?
Ages 6-7 (Grade 1)
Grade 1: Learning from Patterns
In these unplugged lessons, students learn that technology is programmed to identify patterns in examples and it uses those patterns to make predictions.
Ages 11–18
Student Voices in AI
Student Voices in AI is an in-school youth council program that prepares middle and high school students to take part in AI policymaking at their schools.
Ages 7-8 (Grade 2)
Grade 2: Data All Around Us
Students explore how people collect and organize data, discover how AI learns from examples, and see how AI supports creative careers like digital animation.
Ages 5-6 (Kindergarten)
Kindergarten: Machines All Around Us
This unit introduces students to the foundational idea that machines are human-made tools designed to help people do work and solve problems.
Ages 4-5 (Pre-K)
Pre-Kindergarten: People, Nature, and Machines
Students explore foundational concepts that prepare them to understand artificial intelligence throughout their educational journey.
Ages 11–18
Student Senate: AI Policy in Schools
Empower students to take the lead in shaping their own school-wide AI policy!
Ages 11–18
AI, Effort, and Your Brain
This lesson introduces students to the concepts of cognitive effort and cognitive debt and explores how AI tools can change the amount of thinking we do!
Ages 11–18
Truth, Tricks, and AI: Learning to Verify Information
Students learn how to recognize misinformation in AI content and use fact-checking strategies (lateral reading) to verify what’s true.
Ages 12–18
Sounds Like You: AI, Identity and Trust
When AI can imitate someone’s voice, face, writing, or other characteristics, how do we know who is really on the other side?