The first episode of our AI Series focuses on AI Literacy. Join Keith, Sarah, and Katherine as they unpack what AI literacy is, why it’s important, and how teachers can support their students' AI Literacy. 

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AI Literacy - a person’s ability to understand, evaluate, and use AI systems safely, efficiently, and ethically. It can be broken down into 4 parts:

Understand how AI Works

Use AI ethically and responsibly

Evaluate the benefits and risks of AI

Create inclusive and ethical AI systems


Resources and References

REMC AI Virtual Learning Series


Critical Thinking Session


Computational Thinking - Digital Promise

Michigan Computer Science Standards - CSTA


Impacts of Computing


Digital Citizenship Competencies - ISTE

Media Literacy Competencies - Media Smarts

Google Lens Reverse Image Search


Teaching About AI

REMC 8 AI Books

Common Sense Education

Code.org

TeachAI

AIedu

Digital Promise

Ed-AI Lit Research

The 5 Big Ideas in AI


Studies
CNBC - Job postings mentioning AI have more than doubled in two years, LinkedIn data shows
Microsoft - AI at Work Is Here. Now comes the Hard Part
Microsoft - AI in Education Report

Professional Learning
Kent ISD’s EdTech Cheer
Kent ISD’s AI for Educators Workshops
Find all of our events at bit.ly/iamedtech and don't forget to check out remc.org for more professional learning opportunities.

Podcast PDx
A special thanks to our For the Purpose of… Podcast PDx community. Learn more and join at bit.ly/ftpo-pdx
For SCECHs: What’s resonating the most with you about this episode? What is one small way you can support your learner’s AI literacy?
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This podcast is a service of Kent ISD produced by Ron Houtman, Sarah Wood and Keith Tramper and edited by Keith Tramper.
Our Theme Music is Neon Nights by Scott Holmes Music
Our Ad Music is Vienna Beat by Blue Dot Sessions
Original Jingle Music by Katherine Fredrickson

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