computer systems that adjust their outputs based on data or follow rules to perform complex tasks

a set of step-by-step instructions to solve a problem

any electronic device or application used to find, create or share information and complete tasks

Introduction to AI and digital tools

Digital literacy

The environmental impacts of AI

Chatbots and digital boundaries

Understanding bias in AI

AI influence and online behaviour

Being a critical user of AI tools

Pupils explore how AI and digital tools shape online search, communication and interaction. They consider environmental impacts and AI bias. Pupils learn about AI chatbots and influence, and reflect on how to use AI systems critically, safely and responsibly.

Using AI and digital tools responsibly

a specific sequence of code used only for mathematical calculations

any electronic device or application used to find, create or share information

a hardware component required to connect a computer to a local network

an automated system that operates without any human input or instructions

Which of the following is the most accurate definition of a digital tool?

They require an internet connection to function.

They use prompts to create new content based on patterns.

They are physical devices used to generate electricity for computer systems.

They are search engines that only provide links to official government websites.

What makes generative AI tools different from standard digital tools?

It analyses pixels to predict which shapes represent the person.

It uses a sensor to measure the distance between the camera and the person.

It compares the photo to a live database of every person's face in the world.

It highlights the brightest colours in the image and deletes the darker ones.

When using an AI 'background remover' tool, how does the technology identify the subject?

Digital tools are too slow to find relevant information for school projects.

Most search engines charge a fee for every individual search query made.

Using digital tools prevents a computer from being able to perform other tasks.

The information retrieved may be inaccurate, biased or out of date.

Which of these is a challenge when using digital tools for research?

recommendation algorithms based on previous user behaviour

productivity templates for document creation

Which AI feature is responsible for suggesting content on a social media 'For you' feed?

They guarantee that all personal data is kept 100% private.

They remove the need for pupils to learn how to read or write manually.

They are the only reliable source of information for historical facts.

They enable efficient collaboration across different locations.

Which of these is a key benefit of modern digital tools?

Which of the following is primarily used to find information on the internet?

to create complex 3D models and animations

to send text and media to others in real time

to store large files in a physical warehouse

to browse the web using a private connection

What is the main purpose of an instant messaging application?

data stored on your device's local hard drive

a physical weather pattern that affects Wi-Fi

servers accessed over the internet that store data

Which of these best describes 'the cloud' in computing?

to make it easier for apps to recognise your face

to help the computer run at a faster speed

to ensure you can share your account with friends

to protect your personal data and privacy

Why is it important to use strong, unique passwords online?

posting an update on a social media platform

keeping a private diary in a locked drawer

Select the ways you can share information digitally with a group.

access and view pages on the World Wide Web

physically repair a broken tablet or laptop

Introduction to AI and digital tools

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