Course Highlights:
Expert Collaboration: Critically developed with feedback from Bristol University professor Neil Ingram, who praised the course as “excellent, ground-breaking, really.”
Innovative Leadership: Designed by our Head of AI &Transformation, Joe Cozens, who sits on multiple panels for AI in Education& AI safety, including with the European Commission, Future of Life Institute, and Microsoft as well having completed the London School of Economics and Political Science course in AI Ethics and supporting the co-design of a national Digital Citizenship framework with Glasgow & Oxford Universities. Following a two-year case study of 21st Century Skill Development, presented at the National AI in Education conference at Epsom College in 2023, we have expanded the scope of this skills framework to give opportunities for all to develop individual brilliance in this area.
Guest Lectures & Workshops: Learners will experience guest lectures and workshops from the London Interdisciplinary School, one of the most innovative universities in the UK. These sessions will cover AI, Methodological Design in the Workplace, and Interdisciplinary Problem Solving.
Hands-On Learning: The course includes hands-on experiences with AI, VR & AR to support understanding, making learning immersive and engaging.
This course has been built with a foundation of research from the work of UNESCO, UNESCO MGIEP, Università di Pisa, OECD- OCDE, MicrosoftEducation 21CLD, The Economist, World Economic Forum The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and the work of Rose Luckin, and the work of AmeliaPeterson HarvardUniversity & Stanford University School of Medicine neuroscience. The course has been critical developed and analysed by Neil Ingram of University of Bristol, The Alan Turing Institute, BecciPeters MBCS from the BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT and the MicrosoftEducation community. We are also collaborating with University of Oxford & University of Glasgow on a Digital Citizenship case study.
Course Content:
AI Ethics & Bias
Prompt Engineering
Global & Local Citizenship
Interconnectedness
Critical Consciousness & Cyclical Economics
Solving Real World Problems
Key Learning
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, learners will:
Develop a deep understanding of the complexities of artificial intelligence.
Gain essential humanistic skills such as empathy and critical thinking.
Be equipped with the nimbleness to innovate and adapt, the confidence to communicate and collaborate, and the purpose to support others and their own wellbeing.
