Programme Objective and Content
The programme, co-developed by Raspberry Pi Foundation - a UK-based global charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies - and Google DeepMind, was nominated for the global prize by the UK National Commission for UNESCO.
The objective of the 'Experience AI' programme is to bring AI literacy education to young people around the world. To achieve this, the programme upskills educators on using and implementing AI in the classroom and provides them with the resources and confidence to deliver engaging lessons that will teach, inspire, and engage learners about the role that AI could play in their lives.
The programme primarily consists of the provision of learning content and training for educators. Through working with 25 partners across 24 countries to train and empower educators, the programme now reaches an estimated 1.8 million learners worldwide. Learning content covers the ‘Foundations of AI’ including how computers learn from data, data bias, and decision trees. Resources also cover AI safety, ecosystems and AI, and large language models (LLMs).
The content is designed to encourage young people to solve real-world issues with their own machine learning (ML) models.
