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Teaching AI literacy: Hands-on introduction to AI literacy and to co-designing teaching resources enhancing AI literacy in K-12 education

Oct 2026 · 0 citations

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The goal of this tutorial is to introduce participants to the concept of AI literacy, raise awareness of its importance in education, illustrate concrete co-designed learning resources that participants try out themselves, and collectively translate AI literacy into practical teaching materials.

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