Course Content
Module One: Introduction To Artificial Intelligence
Objective: Understand the foundations of AI by exploring its definition, history, types, and the emergence of generative AI. Learners will gain a broad perspective on what AI is, how it evolved, and where it is headed.
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Welcome to Module One
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1.1 What is Artificial Intelligence
01:03
1.2 The History Of Artificial Intelligence
1.3 Core Concepts
00:53
1.4 The Rise Of Generative A.I
Next: Real World Applications Of Artificial Intelligence
00:24
Quick Quiz
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Module Two: Real World Applications Of Artificial Intelligence
Objective: Discover how AI is transforming various sectors through practical use cases. Learners will explore AI in the workplace, education, data analytics, and low-code tools, gaining insight into tools and applications they can use in their own work or learning.
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Welcome to Module Two
00:23
2.1 A.I Use Cases & Real Life Examples
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2.2 A.I In The Workplace
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2.3 A.I For Data Analysis
2.4 A.I For Students & Educators
Next: Responsible A.I Use
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Quick Quiz
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Module Three: Responsible A.I Use
Objective: Introduce learners to responsible AI use. Help learners understand the ethical, professional, and safe ways to apply AI tools without compromising data, quality, or integrity.
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Welcome To Module Three
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3.1 How To Use A.I Responsibly In Your Work
Next: Prompt Engineering
00:26
Quick Quiz
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Bonus Module: Prompt Engineering Basics
Objective: Teach learners how to write better prompts to get accurate, useful, and creative responses from AI tools.
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Prompt Engineering
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Module 4: Wrap-Up
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Wrap-Up: Congratulations!
Resource Appendix
Artificial Intelligence For Smart Work

    A.I For Students & Educators.

    Smarter Studying with AI Tools

    Many students struggle with organizing study schedules, grasping complex topics, or revising for exams. AI can act like a virtual study assistant:

    Summarizing long readings: ChatGPT or tools like ExplainPaper can break down complex material into digestible summaries.

    Flashcard creation: Tools like Quizlet (AI-powered) or ChatGPT can instantly generate quiz questions from your notes.

    Study schedules: AI planning tools like Notion AI or ChatGPT can help map your time around exams and deadlines.

    Explaining hard topics: With the right prompts, AI can explain complex terms in simple language  even at your level of understanding.

    AI isn’t replacing hard work, it’s making study more strategic and efficient.

     

    AI in Research and Writing

    For students working on papers, assignments, or final-year projects, AI helps with the research and writing process:

    Topic brainstorming: AI can suggest research angles or guide thesis framing.

    Outlining: Ask ChatGPT to help you draft a logical structure for your essay or chapter.

    Grammar & tone editing: Tools like Grammarly and ChatGPT help clean up your writing.

    Citation help: While AI isn’t always 100% accurate with sources, tools like Elicit.org can help students find research papers and organize literature.

    Educators can also use AI to prepare model essays, reading comprehension tasks, or classroom prompts faster.

     

    Smarter Teaching for Educators

    Teachers and lecturers are using AI to save time and personalize instruction:

    Lesson planning: Describe your lesson goals and let AI generate a full scheme of work or activities.

    Creating quizzes and assessments: AI tools can generate objective or short-answer questions based on your topic.

    Grading support: While you shouldn’t hand over grading entirely, AI can help scan for keyword accuracy or flag missing logic in student writing.

    Communication: Drafting parent emails, feedback notes, or newsletters is faster with tools like ChatGPT.

    AI helps educators focus on what matters most, teaching and mentoring not just admin work.

     

    Ethics in Academic Use of AI

    It’s tempting to overuse AI in schoolwork, but integrity matters. Educators and students should understand:

    1. The boundary between using AI as a tool and committing academic dishonesty.
    2. How to properly cite AI assistance where necessary.
    3. When AI-generated content becomes plagiarism.
    4. The importance of critical thinking, even when AI assists.
    5. AI should sharpen your thinking, not replace it.
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