Discover responsible ways to use AI for studying, writing, organizing, and creative expression in school

Before you begin, ensure that you have selected an AI model to use throughout the lessons.

Students are already using AI to ask questions, organize tasks, and brainstorm ideas, but not always with clarity or purpose. This module focuses on how learners can use AI tools, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, etc., responsibly to enhance creativity, efficiency, and self-direction—while maintaining academic integrity and developing critical thinking skills.

🎯 Learning Objectives for this Module

Explore how AI can support student learning, study habits, and creative work
Develop responsible prompting skills for research, writing, and idea generation
Reflect on academic integrity and the importance of originality and transparency

Key Concepts

Study Support with AI: AI can help with time management, concept clarification, and practice questions—if students use it intentionally and reflectively.

Prompt Literacy: Knowing how to ask clear, specific, and goal-oriented questions makes AI tools more useful and supports deeper learning.

Creative Collaboration: Students can co-create poems, story ideas, or presentations using AI—while refining and personalizing the output to reflect their own voice.

Academic Integrity: Responsible students use AI as a tool—not a shortcut—and always follow their institution’s rules for citation, disclosure, and authorship.

Pause and Consider

Think about how you currently get help with schoolwork—whether from friends, tutors, websites, or apps. What role could AI play in your learning process? What boundaries would you want to set to ensure the work still reflects your own thinking?

Why This Matters

AI can be a helpful learning partner, but only when used with purpose and honesty. This module helps you explore how to use AI tools to study, write, and create while staying true to your goals, your voice, and your academic responsibilities.

This module encourages you to be curious, ethical, and confident as you explore how AI can strengthen—not replace—your learning process.