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The current Ontario curriculum establishes a strong foundation for AI literacy and essential transferable skills through computational thinking. The Ministry of Education emphasizes seven durable human skills—including critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration—that are vital for success and cannot be replicated by AI. AI literacy, defined as the ethical knowledge and skills to critically use AI tools, must be infused across all grade levels and subjects. Educators must foster these competencies, ensuring dedicated AI literacy lessons precede student use of GenAI for responsible engagement.
Gain confidence with AI tools with lesson plans and project ideas.
Foster critical thinking about AI with ready-to-implement lessons that include engaging activities, discussion prompts, and real-world scenarios.
Gain foundational AI knowledge through responsible lessons and interactive activites in this course from the Raspberry Pi Foundation and Google DeepMind.
Solve real-world problems with interactive, code-free quests in this game-based learning experience inspired by Google Research projects.
Choose an AI topic to research, then create a project to share what you've learned with others.
Check out the digital and AI literacy resources available at the following websites:
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