Track Details
AI Explorer
Overview
First steps into tech: what machines are, how instructions (algorithms) work, and how patterns help computers "decide." Learners try safe AI demos, practice fairness language, and build confidence with playful digital tasks.
8 Levels
40 Assessment
Certification partners
In collaboration with University of Delaware and Academy of Leeds, aligned to their education quality frameworks.
Modules
Levels
Machines & Algorithms
Devices, inputs/outputs; everyday processes as step-by-step instructions.
20 Hours
20 Lectures
8 Assessment
Pattern Hunters
Spotting similarities/differences; simple rules (if/then) and sequences.
20 Hours
20 Lectures
8 Assessment
Teach-the-Machine Lab
Teacher-guided mini-models; "good vs tricky" examples; record outcomes.
20 Hours
20 Lectures
8 Assessment
Helper Builds
Create a tiny digital poster/app that helps at school or home; share & reflect.
20 Hours
20 Lectures
8 Assessment
Track Projects
- Is it a Machine?: Students create a digital gallery showcasing everyday objects and explaining how they relate to machines.
- Pattern Museum: Students design visual cards and posters that demonstrate patterns and rules in technology.
- AI Photo Sorter: With teacher guidance, students use a simple tool to classify images and discuss fairness in AI decisions.
Capstone
My Helpful Robot: Students create a detailed storyboard and interactive prototype of a robot designed to solve everyday problems. This project demonstrates their understanding of how machines can be programmed to assist humans.
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