July 16, 2026 | 4 - 4:45 p.m. ET
The most impactful A.I. Literacy doesn’t require students to use A.I. at all.
As schools face growing pressure to adopt the latest tools, alongside real concerns about student privacy and data protection, there’s a smarter path forward. When students learn how A.I. works, think critically about what it produces, and make thoughtful decisions about how they engage with it, they build skills that last. No student data required.
Join The Social Institute and Elisabeth Kelly, Director of Technology at Saint Columbkille Partnership School, to explore how schools can teach A.I. Literacy through engaging, non-A.I. tools and real-world scenarios that builds modern life skills, student confidence, and protects privacy at the same time.
Attendees will walk away with:
- A clear, privacy-first approach to teaching A.I. literacy that prepares students for an A.I.-driven world, without requiring them to input data into A.I. tools.
- Ready-to-use classroom activities and tools that build critical thinking, decision-making, and awareness skills
- Practical ways to lead conversations about A.I., data, and integrity in a safe, student-centered way