AI Literacy

Helping students become AI literate is very important. We cannot expect students to use AI correctly or ethically if we don't have conversations with them. Below is a list of resources that teachers can use to help students get up to speed on artificial intelligence and how to use it appropriately. (Click the image to access the resources.)

Day of AI

Grades K-12
MIT RAISE (Responsible AI for Social Empowerment and Education
Lessons designed to introduce students to AI and how it shapes their lives
Activities organized by age group
Can be run as 30-minute to 1-hour time blocks

Daily-AI Curriculum

MIT Media Lab Personal Robots Group and MIT STEP Lab
Includes 4 units of hands-on and computer-based activities designed for MS
Includes AI concepts, ethical issues in AI, creative expression using AI, how AI relates to future

AI Literacy Lessons for Grades 6-12

Common Sense Education
Quick, grab and go lessons to help students think critically about AI and its impact
20 minutes or less; some lessons include videos
Understand what AI is and how it works; consider potential benefits and risks; think critically about responsible and ethical uses of AI

Teach AI

aiEDU - the AI Education Project
Grades 3-5 = Elementary AI Explorations
Grades 9-12 = Introduction to AI; teacher led; includes lesson plans and presentations
Grades 7-12 = AI Snapshots; 40+ 5-minute warmups
Grades 9-12 = AI Project Dashboard; teacher led or independent projects

AI for Education

Grades 7-12
4 90-minute lessons
Interview a chatbot; the mind of a machine; hallucination detective; co-creating an AI policy
Help students create prompts by using these examples
Prompt Framework for Students: The Five "S" Model

CRAFT AI Literacy Resources

Classroom-ready Resources about AI for Teaching
Co-designed between Stanford University students and practicing HS teachers
Lessons designed to help students explore, understand, question and critique AI
Lessons appropriate for a wide variety of content areas

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