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AI or Not ? Teacher Made

This is a modified Version of the AI or Not resources to include some more current and student friendly images.

Neural Networks - Unplugged

Use post-it notes or can use the document to print 2 sided (hopefully it lines up correctly) to use to write words on and feed forward to work through the Neural Network. Makes working with a large group of students easier to handle because everyone is included. I also printed the network handout for the students to track how the words flowed through and kept record of it on the whiteboard.

Neural Networks in Medical Diagnosis?

This is an extension to the Neural Networks Game Activity that specifically focuses on the possibility of using virtual Neural Networks to diagnose medical issues.

Park Classifier

Park Classifier is an alternative or addition to the Cat and Dog classifier. This classifier can be modified to be relevant for any area in the world with parks.

Revised Decision Tree Lesson Plan

This decision tree lesson plan includes the activity, "Is it for Dress Code", which can be used as an alternative to the "Is it for Winter?" activity.

AI/ELA Integration for grades 3-5

This storyboard model provides a basic structure for integration of ELA and AI concepts. This activity is intended for students who have already been exposed to poetry and What is AI? lessons. The objective of this lesson is to have students demonstrate understanding of what are basic AI technologies and what are the three major components of AI as well as command of poetry.

PastaLand - Hands-On

Modification to PastaLand digital lesson activity to physically complete (with pictures of students using materials)

Sort -A-Snack!

 Students can categorize different snacks based on the images. It is middle school-related snacks.

Extension Comparing Bias

This is an extension activity to further highlight how bias exists in diffusion models and how prompt modification can highlight bias. Students are given two different models and are able to select adjectives and professions for image generation. This also includes a discussion about research linked with the tool that highlights gendered language in job advertising and how that might impact results.

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