CLASSROOM TOOLKIT: UNLOCKING GENERATIVE AI SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY
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EDUCATION
TEACHING STUDENTS ON GENERATIVE AI
Generative AI has become a popular topic in recent times, with both excitement about the potential of new tools, and concern about their impact. It’s clear that generative AI has the potential to bring vast opportunities in the field of education. Cyberlite is excited collaborate with Microsoft in order to support educators around the world to harness generative AI’s benefits.
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Like with any new technology, it’s crucial that students are educated and empowered to use generative AI in a responsible way. As with any online experience, digital literacy skills and online safety principles are key in building resilience in students to use these tools effectively.
TOOLKIT
SAFETY AND RESPONSIBILITY IN THE CLASSROOM
The Classroom Toolkit: Unlocking Generative AI Safely and Responsibly is a creative resource that blends engaging narrative stories with instructional information to create an immersive and effective learning experience for educators and students aged 13-15 years.
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The toolkit is designed to assist educators in initiating important conversations about responsible AI practices in the classroom, such as the critical topics of content fabrications, privacy considerations, bias awareness, and mental wellbeing.
What's in the toolkit?
Illustrated Lesson Slides with Stories and Activities
PowerPoint Presentation
Plus... a Teacher's Guide, Classroom Agreement, and Printable Poster!
DOWNLOAD THE TOOLKIT
English (US)
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English (UK)
USING THE TOOLKIT
With the toolkit, students have the opportunity to actively participate in exercises that explore various generative AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot and prompt engineering techniques. By completing the lessons, students gain valuable insights and develop practical skills to enhance their digital safety. These skills include:
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Fact-checking
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Cultivating good digital hygiene habits
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Safeguarding their data privacy
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Adopting strategies to manage their mental wellbeing effectively
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Educators can deploy this resource in a single lesson or broken up into four parts. This rough guide suggests how long each section may take, but we encourage extra time for discussion:
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Introduction (20 minutes)
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Gina’s Fight for the Ocean (30 minutes)
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Game On with Alex (30 minutes)
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Key Takeaways for Students (10 minutes)
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MICROSOFT
This resource has been developed in partnership with Microsoft. Microsoft is committed to empowering young people with the digital literacy skills and resilience to use new technology responsibly and safely, as part of the approach to Responsible AI.