Kristin Archer

Understanding AI is one thing. Seeing it work in the real world is another. In the final video of our AI tutorial series, students take the next step by exploring how computer vision works with a camera—bringing AI off the screen and into the physical world. Watch the Video: Using a Camera for Computer Vision …

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So far in this series, we’ve focused on helping students understand how AI works. Now we put that understanding into action. In this next lesson, students learn how to use LLMs inside a coding environment—turning AI from something they understand into something they can actively use. Watch the Video: Using LLM Blocks to Code In …

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AI can be a powerful classroom tool, but students need more than access to technology. They need to understand how to use it thoughtfully. That’s where prompt engineering comes in. In the third video of our AI tutorial series, students are introduced to the basics of prompt engineering and why the way we ask questions …

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Artificial intelligence doesn’t just process words—it can also interpret images, recognize objects, and make sense of visual information. That capability is called computer vision, and it’s one of the most exciting concepts for students to explore when learning about AI. In the second video of our AI tutorial series, students get a quick, accessible introduction …

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Artificial intelligence is showing up everywhere—from search engines to classroom tools—but many students are using AI before they understand what it actually is. That’s why we created the first video in our new AI tutorial series: What Is an LLM? In under two minutes, this video introduces one of the most important concepts in AI …

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In celebration of AI Literacy Day, we’re focusing on aligning the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence and the needs of today’s students. Beyond just exposure to AI technology, students need the skills to understand, question, and apply it. Teaching AI literacy in K–12 classrooms helps students build critical thinking, problem-solving, and digital literacy skills while …

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