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AI literacy for non-Chinese-speaking students (in English)

An AI literacy workshop taught in English for non-Chinese-speaking students. Content is drawn from the misinformation, responsible use, focus and co-creation sessions, with examples from ethnic minority students’ daily lives in Hong Kong, such as using AI to understand a Chinese school notice and then checking it.

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For

Non-Chinese-speaking students (P4 to S6)

Language

English

Formats
  • Workshop 60 to 90 minutes for one class of about 20 to 40 students, with group activities.
  • Series 2 to 4 sessions, planned around your teaching schedule or activity week.

Goals學習目標

Learning goals

  • Understand the basics of how AI works and where it falls short
  • Use AI to support learning while checking what it says
  • Protect personal privacy and use AI responsibly
  • Apply this to real situations in school and daily life in Hong Kong

Outline流程

Sample workshop outline (60 minutes)

  • 0 to 10 minAI in daily life: students share how they have used it.
  • 10 to 25 minWhat AI can and cannot do: why it gets things wrong, and how to check.
  • 25 to 45 minGroup activity: use AI to understand a Chinese school notice, then check it against the original and the teacher’s explanation.
  • 45 to 55 minPrivacy and responsible use: what not to put into an AI tool.
  • 55 to 60 minWrap-up.

Curriculum課程配合

How it links to EDB’s curriculum documents

EDB’s memo to principals asks schools to cater for learner diversity and make sure every student, including those from different socio-economic backgrounds, can access and use digital learning resources. Our team works with Hong Kong’s ethnic minority youth and runs Umeed Connect, which publishes information in ten languages, so the examples come from situations these students know.

Source: EDB Digital Education Development Blueprint website ↗

FAQ常見問題

Frequently asked questions

Can a class mix Chinese-speaking and non-Chinese-speaking students?

Yes. We teach mainly in English with Cantonese support. Tell us the class’s language mix in your quotation request.

Do you teach in South Asian languages?

Sessions are in English, with Cantonese support where useful.

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Email your invitation to quote to contact@umeed.hk, or use the online quotation form.