AI and Media Literacy: AI and Media Literacy

Free and paid versions are available for these tools. Check with your school to see if they're purchasing an AI tools- most are!

• MagicSchool
  • AI resources that many schools are purchasing. 
• SchoolAI
  • AI resource that many schools are purchasing. 
• Diffit
  • AI resource for teachers that generates lessons and activities for students. 

• Hands-On for the Classroom AI Projects
  • Resource from ISTE

• The Sift from News Literacy Project
  • A free weekly newsletter with teaching ideas and resources, include a ready-made Google slideshow.
  • The September 30th issue of The Sift features news stories about the impacts of AI and lots of other current media literacy topics, like evaluating sources.

• AI Literacy Lessons for Grades 6-12
  • From Common Sense
  • See also Lessons and Tools for Teaching About Artificial Intelligence

• CoPilot
  • Use with a Microsoft account. Personal and education accounts vary in function somewhat.
• ChatGPT
  • Available in free and paid versions. 
• Gemini
  • Google's chatbot (formerly Bard).

• Dall-e 
  • Embedded in CoPilot
• Canva Text to Image
  • Embedded in Canva

• Which Face Is Real? 
  • See if you can guess which face is real and which is fake. Prepare for a potential trip down a rabbithole. (Note: there is a swear word at the bottom of the page, so use caution if showing the site to students!) We played this during our session.
• This Person Does Not Exist 
  • Fake face generator- this is what Which Face Is Real? uses for the AI faces.
• Twin Pics
  • A super fun website shared during our session- thank you Rachel! Try to recreate an image with AI by being as descriptive as possible.
• NY Times AI vs Real Video Quiz
  • We played this during our session.
• There are many AI music generators, and they are very fun, but they are also very blocked at many schools (including BOCES). Suno is one that was mentioned in our session.