Kettle Moraine School District Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Student AI Literacy & Guidelines
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Respect for Privacy
Respect for Privacy
AI systems should not be used to access or share personal or confidential information. Never upload KM data or identifying information of any kind.
L1: Understanding AI & Data Privacy
Table of Contents:
What is AI & Generative AI?
Why AI Literacy Matters
Prompt Engineering & Human Computational Thinking Skills
Why Data Privacy Matters
Privacy Risks
Academic Integrity
Academic Integrity
AI tools should not be used to engage in plagiarism or cheating. Students will be honest about when they use AI in assignments and will cite their sources. Students will not turn in work that is created by AI as their own work.
L2: AI Academic Integrity & Responsible Use
Table of Contents:
Defining Responsible AI Use
Plagiarism
Using AI Appropriately
Citing AI Tools
Responsible Use
Responsible Use
Students will follow the school’s rules and teacher’s instructions on when and how to use AI on an assignment. Students will not use AI in a way that could harm themselves or others.
L2: AI Academic Integrity & Responsible Use
Table of Contents:
Defining Responsible AI Use
Plagiarism
Using AI Appropriately
Citing AI Tools
Analyzing AI
Analyzing AI
AI makes mistakes and can misrepresent information. Students using AI should verify information for accuracy and appropriateness.
L3: Analyzing AI
Table of Contents:
Evaluate AI Technology (Output)
Define AI Bias & How to detect AI Bias
Misinformation & Fact Checking
Image GenAI Bias
Reporting Concerns
Reporting Concerns
Students that identify issues with an AI system should report that concern to a teacher or administrator. Concerns would include unethical or inappropriate use of AI by others.
L4: AI Ethical Use & Reporting Concerns
Table of Contents:
Like AUP, when issues arise notify teacher
How AI helps Students
Ethical Use Videos
AI Skills needed for Workforce
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