Six activities to run in class, straight from the browser. No sign-up, no data stored, and they work offline: once the page is open you can cut the internet and it keeps running.
Each activity takes 10 to 20 minutes and comes with a teacher sheet listing the goals, the questions that open the discussion and the expected answer. Project them and solve as a class, or hand them out on individual computers.
Six short texts. Decide which came from a person and which from a text generator, then discover that the clue is not in the spelling.
Open the activityEight things a kid might type to an AI assistant. Sort what is fine from what should never be sent.
Open the activityFive situations where an AI agent has to decide. There are no obvious answers: you choose and then defend why.
Open the activityA real, tiny AI running inside this page. You give it fruit examples and it learns to tell them apart. Give it skewed examples and it learns skewed.
Open the activityPut the steps in order so a machine can cross the street without being hit. One step out of place and it crosses on a red light.
Open the activitySix systems that already exist. In some the problem is the data they were trained on; in others, the question somebody decided to ask them.
Open the activityThree automated systems make decisions about people: who gets a scholarship, who passes a hiring filter, who enters a neighbourhood. The class audits them and looks for who gets left out.
Open the activityA full game for discovering interests and strengths. It opens in the browser, needs no installation and works offline.
Open the activityChris Meniw Foundation Inc. · Free to use in classrooms. No permission or attribution needed.