AI Ethics in Action: A Student-Led Guide to Smart Choices

Give your students the confidence to use AI safely, ethically, and responsibly.

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AI is everywhere.

Let’s help students use it with confidence and care.

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This latest webinar is a hands-on, engaging workshop that breaks down how AI tools shape what students see, think, and create. Through relatable examples, interactive activities, and student-led conversation, participants learn what’s real, what’s risky, and what’s responsible when using AI in schoolwork, social media, and everyday life.

Our goal: equip students with practical tools to think critically, protect themselves, and make decisions they can feel good about.

Webinar Highlights:

In this session, we’ll cover:

How ChatGPT, Snapchat AI, and image generators really work
“Spot the Fake” activity to catch AI misinformation
Privacy and reputation: what AI tools collect and why it matters
AI bias + limitations explained in student-friendly language
Ethical AI use for school assignments, creativity, and communication
Real-world scenarios for students to debate and solve

What You Will Gain:

Attendees will walk away with:

Clear strategies to evaluate AI-generated content
A better understanding of digital footprints and privacy
Tools to make smart, ethical choices with AI
Improved decision-making and critical thinking skills
Confidence to use AI in school and personal projects
A stronger sense of digital citizenship and responsibility

Why Attend?

Students are already using AI, but most aren’t being taught how to use it safely or ethically. This workshop fills that gap with easy-to-understand, real-world lessons that stick. Whether students are completing assignments, asking for advice, or creating online content, we’ll give them the tools to pause, think, and make responsible choices.

Hosted By:

Angelika Santero

^{Curriculum Development Intern}

^Digital4Good

Shayna Curtsinger

^{Instructional Technology Coordinator}

^{New Madrid County R-I Schools}