About This Webinar
Your youngest students already live with AI. It's in the voice assistant at home, the videos recommended to them, and the games they play, whether or not it's ever in your classroom. More states are asking schools to teach AI literacy, and AFT has called for keeping student-facing AI out of elementary classrooms. So how do you teach a 6-year-old what AI is without handing them a chatbot?
Just ahead of Computer Science Education Week, the award-winning AI Educator Brain goes unplugged to help you plan your Hour of AI. Kelly Booz and Sari Beth Rosenberg are joined by Valerie Brock, curriculum lead at Day of AI, who will share screen-free activities that teach PreK–5 students how AI works, and Christopher Penn of Trust Insights, who will explain what's really happening inside the AI behind each one. You'll leave with:
- Unplugged activities that show kids how AI works: patterns, predictions and the data it learns from
- Kid-friendly language for explaining what AI is, and what it isn't
- Ways to take part in the Hour of AI without putting young students on AI tools
- Tips for talking with families about the AI their kids use at home
For early childhood and elementary educators, including AI skeptics and beginners.
This Share My Lesson webinar is part of an ongoing, free, for-credit series. Register for more here: https://webinars.on24.com/aft/EdBrAIn.
