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MIT AI Literacy Units
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Computational Action
What inspires you? What is an issue in your community? Start here to find a meaningful project: we will go through brainstorming, discovering what matters to you, and understanding what affects your community.
RAISE AI Playground
Interactive AI made easy, creative, and fun.
DAILy Curriculum for Middle School
App Inventor
App Inventor is a visual, block-based programming language for building mobile apps. See Tutorials (https://appinventor.mit.edu/explore/ai2/tutorials)
Rock Paper Scissors Tutorial
MIT App Inventor
Use Rock Paper Scissors to create a program that allows the machine to observe and learn from its user’s game choices using a Markov Model!
Therapist Bot Tutorial
MIT App Inventor
Can an app on your phone be your next therapist? This tutorial will show you how to make your own therapist bot app using App Inventor.
Dancing with AI
Personal Robots Group, MIT Media Lab
Dancing with AI is a curriculum for middle school students to build interactive AI projects using a series of new Scratch extensions allowing for natural interaction.
Facemesh Camera Filter
MIT App Inventor
Would you like to make your own facial filters? In this tutorial, we use facial landmark detection to create a filter camera using a new AI technology called Facemesh.
How to Train Your Robot
Personal Robots Group, MIT Media Lab
Bringing AI to middle school during Massachusetts STEM Week with i2 Learning.
Personal Image Classifier: PICaboo
MIT App Inventor
Students will learn how to train their own image classification model and program an app that can play peekaboo.