Digital Citizenship & AI Resources

National guidelines for AI education organized around Five Big Ideas in AI, with grade-band progression charts and teaching resources.

Interactive tool showing media bias across news sources, helps students understand perspective and bias in news reporting.

Google's interactive digital safety curriculum with games and activities for younger students.

Resources for learning the technical aspects of AI

Complete K-12 curriculum with lessons, videos, and family resources for teaching digital citizenship across all grade levels.

Help Students Fact-Check the Web Like the Pros

Age-appropriate resources for teaching online privacy, digital footprints, and internet safety across all grade levels.

Andrew Ng's introductory course on AI concepts, applications, and societal impact. Perfect for educators new to AI.

Pre and post assessments from Common Sense Education to measure student understanding of digital citizenship concepts.

Free online course created by University of Helsinki and Reaktor, introduces AI basics without requiring programming skills.

Nonpartisan, nonprofit fact-checking resource for verifying political and news claims, essential for media literacy education.

Googles AI resources for education

Standards-aligned resources and professional development for teaching digital citizenship in the classroom.

Online professional development courses for educators on artificial intelligence in education.

Complete AI curriculum modules with lesson plans, slides, and worksheets designed for different grade levels. Created by MIT RAISE.

Interactive ethical dilemmas for AI that present scenarios for autonomous vehicles, excellent for classroom discussions.

Basic digital skills assessment

Interactive drawing game where a neural network tries to guess what you're drawing, shows how AI learns patterns and makes mistakes.

Free tool for creating customizable rubrics for digital citizenship and technology projects, with templates and standards alignment.

Word association AI game

Research-based high school AI ethics lessons with comprehensive teaching materials.

Interactive game that demonstrates hiring bias in AI algorithms, helping students understand how AI can perpetuate discrimination.

Browser-based tool that allows students to train simple AI models without coding knowledge.

School implementation guides and policies for integrating AI education responsibly.