The program focuses on transforming middle schoolers from AI users to AI creators through hands-on projects and a curriculum that emphasizes understanding how AI works and using it responsibly.
The Juni Learning AI Explorers Lab is a live online program designed for middle schoolers in grades 6-8 to understand and build with artificial intelligence. Students engage in 8 hands-on sessions, each 90 minutes long, focusing on practical application rather than just theoretical knowledge. They learn how AI systems work, including concepts like data, pattern recognition, model training, accuracy, and bias. Through creative projects, participants gain skills in prompt engineering, training their own AI models, building chatbots, and creating AI-assisted art and stories. The curriculum emphasizes responsible AI use, covering topics like hallucination, privacy, and plagiarism. By the end of the program, students will have developed an AI portfolio showcasing their projects, such as an "AI in my life" discovery poster, a personal prompt engineering toolkit, a fact-check report on AI output, a trained image-classification model, and a working chatbot. The program aims to transform students from passive tech consumers into active AI creators, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
A typical day involves a 90-minute live online session where students learn AI concepts through hands-on building activities, creating projects like digital art, chatbots, or AI-assisted stories.
This program is best for curious middle schoolers in grades 6-8 who want to understand how AI works, build creative projects with AI tools, and learn about responsible AI use, with no prior coding experience required.
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