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We're releasing the report on our internal MIK course: question-based learning, reflection support and an AI study buddy with GPT‑4.1. What drove the most engagement and best completion?
A basic course on generative AI covering what AI is, language models, prompting, ethics, law, bias, and image generation. It's a mix of theory and practice, consisting of both discussion material and hands-on exercises.
In the second episode of Summer School we take a look at Elevenlabs, a service that lets you generate voice from text and even clone your own voice. You can also create sound effects.
Explore how playfulness can be the key to understanding AI at work. After many workshops and masterclasses I've realized play opens up new insights and frames of reference. Is it time we played more?
In this third part of the series on AI teaching for primary school, we show how to train your own machine learning model. We teach the computer to tell images of a Dalek from a Stormtrooper—or other things like thumbs up/down or dolls.
Part two of our AI series for primary school builds a simple voice assistant like Alexa or Siri — when we say “Hej Datamicke” it asks how it can help, and we've taught it to tell the time, perfect to adapt for your lessons!
Part of our AI series for primary school, this focuses on machine learning (ML) for tech and math—students already use ML like Siri or social filters; here we make a Scratch face filter with ML.
Try my tools and scripts even if you're new to Python — this article shows installing Python, adding modules and running my script to automate grade checks and stats, with a step‑by‑step video.
In this video I show you how to turn lights on and off using either the A and B buttons, or Micro:bit’s built-in light sensor. Part of the MBIT1 - Micro:bit course...