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- | ====== Let's plaiy! - AI at Schools (IP 17, WS 2021) ====== | + | ====== Let's plaiy! - AI at Schools (IP 17, WS 2021/22) ====== |
==== Design and create teaching material (brainware, software and hardware) for AI / ML / DL / CV in schools. ==== | ==== Design and create teaching material (brainware, software and hardware) for AI / ML / DL / CV in schools. ==== | ||
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- | | Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Nano | | ||
===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
- | Artificial intelligence is a prevailing technology | + | Artificial intelligence is a prevailing technology |
- | is crucial to enable pupils early to master the technology to avoid being mastered, to de-mystify AI, to gain critical reflection | + | |
- | competences for assessing opportunities, | + | |
- | The usability of many AI toolkits is continuously improving. To utilize them less and less expert knowledge is required. This | ||
- | simplification can be taken further. The material we develop should be suited for children from 12 – 16 years. We have to hide the | ||
- | complexity of AI in the background and provide easy to use user and programming interfaces as frontends. An option we will | ||
- | investigate is to use the open source graphical programming languages SNAP! (similar to Scratch) and MicroBlocks to control AI | ||
- | enabled embedded computers. | ||
- | The training material | + | The usability of many AI toolkits is continuously improving. They require less and less expert knowledge |
- | common good. Concrete examples are biodiversity monitoring by detecting plant and animal species with robot-borne computer | + | |
- | vision | + | |
- | We will develop a course curriculum and tutorial material (brainware) as well as hardware and software for AI enabled small | ||
- | wheeled robots and tiny DIY drones for education. The open courseware will be provided and promoted appropriately. | ||
- | The ultimate goal is to design and implement course materials (brainware, hardware, software) for teaching AI in schools. | ||
+ | The training material to be created focuses on education for sustainable development and other applications oriented towards the common good. Concrete examples are biodiversity monitoring by detecting plant and animal species with robot-borne computer vision and deep learning. | ||
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+ | We will develop a course curriculum and tutorial material (brainware), | ||
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+ | ==== Initial Course Announcement ==== | ||
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===== Inspiration | ===== Inspiration | ||
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