AI education
We work at the leading edge of AI education, bringing together research and industry expertise with practical classroom experience to define what AI means for computing education — and how to best support teachers and learners to understand this emerging technology.
Experience AI: The excitement of AI in your classroom
Leading-edge lesson materials for introducing AI technologies to learners age 11 to 14, designed in partnership with Google DeepMind. Experience AI supports teachers in the exciting and fast-moving area of AI and machine learning, and gets young people passionate about the subject. Available as bespoke versions for a growing number of countries.
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More resources for teachers
We support teachers by sharing accessible research, and by providing them with a place to share insights from their classrooms.
Teaching AI across the curriculum
AI is a technology applied in many fields — how can it be brought into the classroom across subjects? In our monthly seminars, researchers from around the world present their findings on the question. Sign up to join.
Join our online course: Introducing AI
Learn how AI technologies work and build your AI literacy so you can confidently understand, evaluate, and use AI responsibly — while supporting your students to do the same.
Hello World #25: Generative AI
Recent developments in artificial intelligence are changing how the world sees computing, and challenging computing educators to reflect on how and what they teach. In Hello World issue 25, teachers share how educators are approaching the topic of generative AI.What else does the research say about AI education?
In 2025, we showcased researchers who investigated how to best teach AI and data science. You can catch up their seminars, and on previous research on the topic of AI, machine learning, and data science education with our 2024 and 2021–22 seminar series. The speakers’ presentations and our summary blogs are here for you.
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What hinders AI education?
Speaking about AI tools as though they were human prevents young people from understanding how AI works. Therefore, all our AI education resources use language that clearly describes AI as a technology built by people. Find out more in our blog article.
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Why kids still need to learn to code in the age of AI
Rapid advances in generative AI are reshaping how we live and work. We argue that learning to code is essential to build the creative and critical thinking skills that young people need to thrive.
Our position paper lays out five key reasons.
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