AIUnderstood

AI Literacy for Education

Erasmus+ Project

AI Literacy for Tomorrow's Citizens

Preparing secondary school students to understand, evaluate, and engage critically with artificial intelligence in their daily lives.

The Challenge

Why This Project Matters

AI is everywhere, from our phones to our schools. To stay safe and successful, students need to understand how these tools work and how they change our world.

AI is part of daily life

Students use AI every day. We help them move from just "using" tech to truly understanding it.

Thinking for themselves

When students know how algorithms work, they can spot fake news and make better choices online.

Building responsible citizens

Learning about AI ethics helps young people become informed and active members of society.

Our Solution

AI in the classroom

We don't want to add more work for teachers. Instead of a new subject, we help you include AI lessons into the classes you already teach.

18Educational Videos
20Lesson Plans
2Teacher Guides
5Languages

If you want to explore this topic further, we invite you to read our booklet "Why and How Teaching AI in School", where you can discover practical classroom ideas and pedagogical guidance.

Download the Booklet

Get simple ideas and tips for bringing AI into your classroom today.

Two Ways We Teach AI

STEM Classes

The "How" of AI

We use science and math lessons to show students what's happening "under the hood."

  • How it works: Simple looks at data and coding.
  • Solving problems: Using AI to find answers to real challenges.
  • Logic: Understanding the rules that make AI run.

Citizenship Classes

The "Why" of AI

We use social studies to talk about how AI affects people and our rights.

  • Fairness: Talking about bias and making sure tech treats everyone equally.
  • Privacy: Learning how to keep personal information safe.
  • Society: Seeing how AI changes our communities and our future.

Making AI literacy accessible to secondary education teachers across Europe through comprehensive educational resources.

Co-funded by the European Union

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