Image generators, math teachers, and cyberbullying are all impacted by artificial intelligence. How is your school equipping students with A.I. Literacy so they can navigate this ever-evolving topic in positive ways to spark creativity, create responsibly, strengthen learning, and make the online world a little safer?
From A.I. Companions to ChatGPT, more than 70% of teens have experimented with generative A.I. tools, with the majority having used A.I. to assist with homework. While A.I. can act as a great tool for learning, when misused, it can serve as a digital distraction or even a tool for cheating. So how can schools create an A.I. policy that is both effective and empowers students to navigate A.I. in positive ways? The Social Institute huddled with Daniel Humphrey, Director of Information Technology and A.I. expert at St. Edward High School, to discuss strategies schools can use to implement a strong A.I. policy. Let’s dive into the top tips, common mistakes, and resources school leaders and educators can use to craft A.I. guidelines that work for their school:
From fake floods and fast tourism to new privacy tools, how will you meet the moment to empower students to navigate social media trends in positive ways? As educators, we have the power to turn these topics into teachable opportunities. Dive into strategies for helping K-12 students navigate these latest trends with confidence and character.
Social Media Literacy equips students with the skills to make high-character decisions as they navigate social media and is most effective as a community-wide approach. This guide shares innovative strategies to include students, educators, administrators, and families in Social Media Literacy education to protect student well-being and empower long-term success for every learner.
Whether it is a teacher reimagining traditional lesson assignments, a nationwide contest sparking innovation, or new concerns about overuse and dependency, the message to students is clear: striking a balance with tech, like A.I., matters. Explore actionable strategies for helping your students set healthy and responsible boundaries with artificial intelligence.