Privacy and AI
👩🏫 Teacher’s Guide
Objective
Students will explain privacy in AI, identify personal information, and practice safe choices when using AI tools.
Teaching Notes
- Review personal information: full name, address, phone number, school.
- Explain that AI tools may store or learn from what people type.
- Teach safe prompts: do not include private details.
- Encourage students to ask before signing up for accounts.
🧒 Student Worksheet
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Privacy means keeping personal information safe. When using AI tools, you should be careful about what you type or share. Always ask a trusted adult before sharing personal details online.
Computer Vocabulary and Definition
- — Keeping personal information safe.
- — Details about you like address or phone number.
- — Being allowed to do something.
- — An online profile you sign in to.
- — To keep something safe from harm.
Computer QA
- What is privacy?
- What is personal information?
- What does permission mean?
- What is an account?
- What does protect mean?
- True or False: You should share your password in an AI prompt.
- True or False: AI tools may store what you type.
- Name one piece of personal information.
- What should you do before making an account?
- Why should you be careful with prompts?
- Is your phone number personal information?
- Is your favorite color personal information?
- What should you do if an AI tool asks for private details?
- True or False: Privacy rules help keep you safe.
- What is one safe thing to ask an AI tool?
- What is one unsafe thing to share?
- Who can help you use AI safely?
- What is one way to protect privacy online?
- Should you post private details publicly?
- What should you do if you are unsure about sharing something?
Computer Prtactices
- Private or not? Sort: address (private), hobby (not private), password (private).
- Safe prompt writing: Write 5 prompts that do not include personal info.
- Permission checklist: Make a list of 3 times you should ask before using tech.
- Privacy poster: Create a ‘Think Before You Share’ mini poster.
Reflection
- What is one thing you will keep private online?
- What will you do if you are unsure about sharing information?