AI SAFETY IN THE CLASSROOM
TOOLKIT FOR EDUCATORS
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EDUCATION
TEACHING STUDENTS TO USE AI SAFELY
From homework help to image creation, AI is becoming part of their daily learning and social lives. While this creates exciting opportunities for creativity and problem-solving, it also introduces important questions about privacy, ethics, and responsible use.
To support educators, Palo Alto Networks, in partnership with Cyberlite, has developed the AI Safety in the Classroom Toolkit, a set of ready-to-use lessons that combines short videos from CyberFit Nation: The Future of AI Unfolds with hands-on learning activities.
TOOLKIT
READY-TO-USE AI SAFETY LESSONS
The AI Safety in the Classroom Toolkit is built on the Internet Independent Framework, with each 30-minute lesson focused on developing critical thinking to help students become informed, ethical, and safe AI users.
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Toolkit Features
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Modular format: Choose lessons most relevant to your curriculum.
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Flexible and interactive lesson structure: Keep students engaged with hands-on activities, AI tool demonstrations, and discussion prompts.
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Teacher-friendly: Ready-to-use slide decks, lesson plans, and student handouts to support sustainable learning.
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Toolkit Lessons
Lesson 1: What is AI Anyway?
Learn the foundations of how generative AI learns from data, skills to engineer effective prompts, and how to recognise bias in its outputs.
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Lesson 2: AI or Human?
Understand how deepfakes and digital clones are created, their potential risks, and key skills for detecting AI-generated content.
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Lesson 3: AI for Environmental Good
Learn how AI tackles global environmental challenges and work together to design creative, ethical AI-for-good solutions.
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Lesson 4: AI Recommendation Engines
Explore how AI collects and uses data to personalise feeds, and reflect on the trade-offs between personalisation, bias, and privacy.
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What's Inside?
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Lesson Slides (Online)
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Teacher's Guide
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Student Handouts
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PALO ALTO NETWORKS
This resource has been developed in partnership with Palo Alto Networks. Check out the Cyber Safe Kids page for more cyber safety resources for students!