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Help learners understand Artificial Intelligence, write effective prompts and design responsible AI solutions.
Digital Literacy • Grade 6–12 • 3 Lessons • 5–6 Hours CURRICULUM FOCUS Understanding AI • Prompting & Fact-Checking • Responsible AI Design
Lesson 1
Explore what AI is, how it differs from a search engine and where learners already encounter it in everyday life.
Lesson 2
Learn to write better prompts, evaluate AI responses, fact-check information and acknowledge AI appropriately.
Lesson 3
Design, test and improve an AI assistant that solves a genuine problem for a specific user.
Prompting Skills
Learners use a structured formula to give AI a clear role, task, audience and output format.
Responsible Use
Learners identify AI errors, compare information with reliable sources and use digital content ethically.
Practical Project
Learners plan the assistant’s purpose, target user, personality, rules, knowledge and response style.
Innovation Challenge
Learners create a master prompt, test their AI assistant and improve it through feedback and iteration.
Final Presentation
Learners present the problem, target user, solution and responsible design choices behind their assistant.
Includes teacher guidance, practical activities, printable resources, Moodle quizzes and project assessment.
Uses free AI tools and includes complete course content, teacher resources, assessments, certificates and digital badges.
Help learners understand responsible technology use, digital ethics, cyber threats and sustainable computing.
Digital Literacy • Grade 6–12 • 3 Lessons • 3–4 Hours CURRICULUM FOCUS Green Computing • Ethics & Copyright • Cyber Safety
Explore energy use, e-waste, sustainable technology and environmentally responsible computing.
Understand copyright, plagiarism, software licences, intellectual property and responsible AI use.
Identify phishing, malware, spam, ransomware and suspicious online messages.
Practical Activity
Learners investigate technology use and identify practical ways to reduce environmental impact.
Investigation
Learners evaluate real-world scenarios involving copyright, AI, plagiarism and software use.
Includes teacher guidance, printable activities, Moodle quizzes and assessments.
Includes complete course content, teacher resources, assessments, certificates and digital badges.
Help learners confidently navigate a computer, organise digital work and build essential productivity skills.
Digital Literacy • Grade 6–12 • 2 Lessons • 2–3 Hours CURRICULUM FOCUS Windows Navigation • File Organisation • Digital Productivity
Explore the desktop, taskbar, Start Menu, File Explorer, common folders, file types and storage devices.
Create folders and subfolders, save work correctly, use meaningful names and apply useful keyboard shortcuts.
Learners create and organise a logical digital folder system for schoolwork and everyday tasks.
Productivity Skills
Learners practise keyboard shortcuts, file searching, downloads management and better digital organisation.
Assessment
Learners demonstrate their ability to create, name, save, move and organise digital files correctly.
Includes teacher guidance, practical activities, Moodle quizzes, assessments and digital resources.
Includes complete course content, teacher resources, assessments, a certificate and digital badge.