AI Digital Literacy — Training Slides (student access)

What's inside

Two days of training, written for people who have never used AI tools at work before — no programming background needed.

Day 1 — Foundations, Platforms & Prompting

What AI actually is, and how it differs from ordinary software
How AI "thinks" — neural networks in plain language
AI you already use: search, feeds, voice assistants, Face ID, navigation
Generative AI across text, images, audio, video and code
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity — what each is best at
Effective prompting: Context, Task, Examples, Format
Hands-on: the "difficult customer" prompt exercise with a scoring rubric

Day 2 — Productivity, Ethics & AI Safety

AI for real work: summaries, emails, documents, brainstorming
AI for teaching and study: research, lesson plans, presentations
AI tools for images, audio, video and slides — and how to prompt them
Where AI fails: hallucinations, stale data, confirmation bias
The "trust but verify" method — forcing citations and lateral reading
Ethics: protecting confidential data, plagiarism, disclosing AI use
AI safety: deepfakes, voice-clone fraud, AI-written scams
Capstone: build, evaluate and refine a real AI-assisted output

Day 2 connects directly to the Entry-Level Cybersecurity micro-credential — AI-written phishing, deepfake fraud and synthetic-media scams are the newest form of the threats covered in Module 1.

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