Classes & TalksThursday, December 3
AI Literacy in Any Subject: Teaching Students How AI Works (Grades 3-5)
Thursday, December 3 · 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. · Allegheny Intermediate Unit - Central Office
- When
- Thursday, December 3 · 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
- Where
- Allegheny Intermediate Unit - Central Office475 East Waterfront Drive · Homestead, PA · 15120
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About this event
Help upper elementary students understand what AI is and how it works with engaging activities for any content area.
Description
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of students’ everyday lives, making AI literacy an essential part of today’s classroom.
In this hands-on workshop, you will experience engaging activities that help upper elementary students build a foundational understanding of how AI works—without requiring a computer science background.
Through a collection of online and unplugged experiences, you will examine concepts such as pattern recognition, training data, bias, and decision-making in age-appropriate ways.
You’ll leave with classroom-ready activities, trusted resources, and practical strategies for integrating AI literacy into a variety of subject areas so students can think critically about the technology shaping their world.
*No prior knowledge of AI needed for this workshop.
What to Bring | A laptop or tablet, if possible
Who Should Attend | Upper elementary educators across content areas who want to build students’ understanding of how AI works through engaging classroom experiences.
*No prior knowledge of AI needed to attend this workshop.
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