Lesson plans
Use these lessons to teach the key concepts of AI.
Image recognition
Image recognition
Image recognition is a form of teaching computers to see and understand pictures similar to how humans do. It's a way for machines to recognise objects, people, places or features in photos and videos.
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Natural language processing
Natural language processing
Natural language processing (NLP) is the technology that powers a number of AI applications. It makes chatbots chat. It gives virtual assistants their ability to help. It performs sentiment analysis to classify emotions in text. And it translates language to break down language barriers.
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Fun projects with language translation
Years 3–4, Years 5–6
Can a computer recognise your sentiment?
Years 5–6
Years 5–6
Years 5–6
Years 5–6, Years 7–8
Coding a sentimental chatbot in Python
Years 7–8, Years 9–10
Machine learning
Ethics and responsible AI
Ethics and responsible AI
AI and ethics are intertwined as society grapples with questions of fairness, privacy and accountability in the design and use of artificial intelligence (AI). Responsible AI development is crucial to ensure that AI systems benefit society, avoid bias, and respect human values and rights.
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Years 5–6, Years 7–8
Years 5–6, Years 7–8
Years 7–8
What's possible, probable and preferred?
Years 9–10
Recommender systems
Evaluating AI systems
Evaluating AI systems
Evaluating AI systems not only assesses their performance but also measures their impact on society, addressing ethical considerations and potential consequences of their use. It's a comprehensive process to ensure responsible and effective AI deployment.
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Systems thinking and AI applications
Years 7–8, Years 9–10