AI Literacy for Students

The majority of users agree that MagicSchool improves AI literacy.

Help them master responsible AI now—so they’re ready for anything later

AI isn’t the future—it’s the present. Whether it’s in school, jobs, or everyday life, knowing how to use AI responsibly is a must-have skill. With MagicSchool for Students your students are not just learning—they’re preparing for the world ahead.

With platforms like ChatGPT and Google Gemini soaring in usage and popularity, we know AI is already a pillar in today’s workplace. We’re entering an age where the ability to use AI will be as important as sending an email, searching on the internet, or using a computer. As educators, it’s our responsibility to prepare our students for the age of AI they are poised to enter. Instead of banning generative AI for students, we believe that teaching and practicing responsible usage is the only way forward.

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AI for students

MagicSchool for Students delivers engaging and personalized learning experiences different from any students have seen before. As students explore AI-powered tools to generate songs, compete in rap battles, and chat with historical figures, they develop AI literacy and build a foundation that will serve them in school and beyond. They can even ask our AI Literacy Bot tool specific questions about artificial intelligence and the nuances and applications of the technology. This is all done in a supervised setting where teachers can monitor students’ usage real-time and ensure AI safety.

While MagicSchool for Students is one of the best AI tools for students, we understand that schools and districts are in different stages of AI adoption. Some will love MagicSchool’s teacher tools but may not be ready to bring AI to their students yet. MagicSchool for Educators and MagicSchool for Students operate independently to give districts options to adopt AI at a pace that is comfortable for them.

AI Literacy Resources

In addition to resources to support the knowledge and use of the MagicSchool platform, we provide resources to partners who need help increasing AI literacy within their district amongst educators, staff, parents and students.

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AI Literacy Resources Available

Educators

  • AI Prompting 101 - wrapped into our Level 1 course, learn the best practices for AI prompting
  • Certification Courses that incorporate AI Literacy skills.
  • AI Resistant Assignment Tool - An in app tool that helps educators create AI resistant assignments.
  • Raina - An in app chatbot that helps act as an AI thought partner
  • AI Prompt Assistant- An in app tool that provides guidance and training on how to improve prompts
  • AI Literacy Student Room - A ready-to-use MagicSchool for Students student room you can use with your class to teach AI literacy skills. Pre-built with MagicSchool tools.

Parents

  • Student Contract - This Student Contract serves as a formal agreement where students pledge to use MagicSchool AI in a safe, ethical, and responsible way.
  • Parent Letter - This letter outlines how MagicSchool AI is being used to enhance student learning, highlights its educational benefits, and reassures parents about the safety and security of MagicSchool in the classroom.
  • Parent-Facing Slide Deck - This presentation offers parents a brief introduction to MagicSchool and its use in the classroom. Schools can combine these slides with our additional training materials to provide parents with a live walkthrough of the platform.

Students

  • Students AI Introduction - This deck provides students an introduction to AI and best practices.
  • Student Facing AI Certification Course
  • AI Literacy Bot - An in app tool that allows students to ask  questions they have about Artificial Intelligence to learn about the technology.
  • AI Prompt Assistant - An in app tool that provides guidance and training on how to improve prompts
  • In-Platform Student Supports - Student guardrails that pop up about Best AI Practices when they join a room, plus responsible-Use guardrails that redirect students when they respond inappropriately.
  • Shared Student Rooms Predesigned rooms available that have tools immediately available to support AI Literacy.
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