Preserving student voice and autonomy while learning about artificial intelligence
In an increasingly digital world, students have questions about what AI is and how to use it.
As an educator, my role is to welcome their curiosity and provide accurate, accessible ways to explore these technologies together. We need thoughtful educational materials that help students critically engage with AI, ask questions about the systems around them, and participate in shaping a more human-centered future.
Students should not simply adapt to AI systems; they should have opportunities to understand, question, and creatively shape them.
How to use Embodied AI systems
Redesigning Stickerbox through prototype critique and storyboard storytelling
Introducing AI to Early Childhood Learners
A virtual book that addresses the abstract concept of artificial intelligence
Build A Bot with
Unplugged AI
This is card game for middle school students that explains how artificial intelligence works. By turning abstract code into physical cards, students can literally hold an "AI Pipeline" in their hands
