Sample Intro Video for Dance Party AI
Here’s a summary of Hour of AI activities by grade level based on Code.org resources:
K–5 (Elementary)
- AI for Oceans: Train a machine learning model to identify sea creatures and trash, introducing basic AI concepts.
- Dance Party: AI Edition: Create a virtual dance party while learning about AI and coding basics.
- How AI Makes Decisions: Simple activities to show how AI uses data to make predictions.
6–8 (Middle School)
- Minecraft: Generation AI: Code AI-powered inventions using MakeCode blocks or Python in Minecraft Education.
- Music Lab: Jam Session: Remix tracks and generate beats with AI while learning sequencing and functions.
- Generative AI for Humanities: Explore ethical and creative uses of AI in writing and research.
9–12 (High School)
- AI Foundations: A flexible curriculum introducing core AI principles and real-world applications.
- Coding with AI: Learn how AI can assist in coding, debugging, and algorithm design.
- Exploring Generative AI: Hands-on projects and discussions about ethics and innovation in AI.
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- What sites can I use?
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- What grade levels can use AI tools?
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- What does PII mean?
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