Q7 Introduction to AI Completing This Quest
1. Basics
Completing this Quest
You have seen some examples of AI in everyday life and learned some of the basic considerations and concerns of AI and the importance of using it responsibly and tried some Artificial Intelligence powered examples. You can now:
- define AI in my own words
- identify how AI tools are being used
- know some tips for writing descriptive prompts
- evaluate what concerns I have about using AI models, including protecting my personal data.
SOME RESOURCES:
- Project-Based AI Courses for K-12 students developed by Stanford and MIT Graduates
- View the code.org How AI Works activities and lessons.
- Try using the Teachable Machine by Google
- Online Article on 4 Ways That AI Can Help Students
Check off this Quest on the 21t4s roadmap.
I am ready to go directly to the Basics Graduation Page. 
Competencies & Standards
MITECS Michigan Integrated Technology Competencies for Students
1. Empowered Learner
d. Understand the fundamental concepts of technology operations, demonstrate the ability to choose, use and troubleshoot current technologies, are able to transfer their knowledge to explore emerging technologies
Websites and Documents
Websites
- 4 Ways That AI Can Help Students
- 6 Ways We Use AI Every Day Infographic
- AutoDraw
- Project-Based AI Courses for K-12 students developed by Stanford and MIT Graduates
- Quick, Draw!
- Say What You See
- Teachable Machine
Videos from Outside Sources
- Draw, Sketch, Write. - Creating Student Projects with AutoDraw! YouTube (3:10 mins.)
- Ethics & AI - Privacy & The Future of Work, Direct Link (3:26 mins.)
- Features Impacted by COPPA YouTube (3:16 mins.)
- FERPA Basics Introduction YouTube (3:32 mins.)
- How AI is Making the World a Better Place YouTube (1:35 mins.)
- How to use Quick Draw! with Google YouTube (2:59)
- What is AI? YouTube (3:05 mins.)
- What is Artificial Intelligence? YouTube (5:08 mins.)
21t4s Documents & Quizzes
- How Do We Use AI?
- Privacy and COPPA Worksheet
- Vocabulary Quizlet
- What Does Ethics Mean to You? Worksheet