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Manual
The guide provides practical insights on AI basics, digital skills, online safety, and responsible data use, using real examples and tips.
The aim of the guide is to help readers understand AI, develop practical digital skills, and promote responsible online behavior. It provides tools and strategies for safe data use, encourages continuous learning, and inspires sharing knowledge within communities.
Learning outcomes:
1. Build foundational knowledge of AI and its applications.
2. Develop skills in using AI tools for productivity and creativity.
3. Gain practical knowledge in digital safety and responsible data use.
4. Foster a collaborative spirit by encouraging the sharing of digital skills in communities.
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This tool is for
The target group for the guide is primarily young people and students interested in learning about AI, digital skills, and online safety. It’s also suitable for beginners in technology who want practical guidance on using AI tools responsibly and effectively. Additionally, youth educators, mentors, and community leaders who support digital literacy and responsible data practices can use this guide as a resource for teaching these concepts to young learners in an accessible way.
and addresses
Project Management, Intercultural Learning, Personal Development, European Citizenship, Peer education
It is recommended for use in:
Youth Exchanges
The tool was created by
Youth Line
in the context of
Youth Exchange “AI and I: efficient and secure cooperation”
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Kateryna Shepeliuk (on 20 November 2024)
and last modified
14 November 2024
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