Using AI Wisely & Safely

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1. Learn the ideas ⏱️ 35 min

   Read pages 1–4 of the workbook and try every small task. Type your answers straight into the boxes: they save by themselves.

   📖 Open the workbook I've done this

2. Explore the 3D lab ⏱️ 15 min

   Play with the 3D model below. The 🎯 missions tell you exactly what to do next. When you finish every mission, this step ticks itself.

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3. Do the Lab Mission ⏱️ 25 min

   Page 5 is the hands-on task. Do it on a real computer, step by step. You need: a computer with a web browser; an AI tool only with a mentor or a parent.

   📖 Open page 5 I've done this

4. Check yourself ⏱️ 10 min

   Answer the questions on page 6 without looking back, then check your answers below.

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   Finished? Check your answers

   Your Turn: Fix These Prompts (Page 2): open task. Look for all five parts, for example: "I am a JHS 1 pupil in Ghana. Explain how plants make food (photosynthesis) in 5 simple steps, using examples from a cocoa farm." And: "I am a JHS pupil from Cape Coast. Write a 100-word paragraph for a school project describing 3 interesting things about my town for visitors." (Pupils should name a town, not their street or house.)

   Fact-Check Challenge (Page 3)

   • Mistake 1: independence was on 6 March 1957, not 1960. (1960 is when Ghana became a republic, with Nkrumah as its first president.)
   • Mistake 2: the capital is Accra, not Kumasi.
   • Kwame Nkrumah and Lake Volta are correct. Lake Volta is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world by surface area.
   • Trusted sources: a Social Studies textbook, a teacher or mentor, an official .gov.gh website, an encyclopedia.

   Helper or Cheater (Page 4): 1. Helper. 2. Cheater. 3. Helper. 4. Cheater.

   Lab table (Page 5): Mission 1: adding the task, who it is for and the format (a tone is optional) made the answer better. Mission 2: 3 of the 6 answers were wrong (the independence date, "a spider is an insect" and "the Sun goes around the Earth"). Mission 3: for example a password or PIN, a home address, a full name with a school, or photos of friends.

   Real AI tool (Page 5, Mission 2): open task. Look for a C.L.E.A.R. prompt with no P.I.I., a one-sentence summary, one fact checked in a named source and a sensible follow-up question.

   Scenario Decisions (Page 6)

   1. Checking a chatbot's date in the textbook: Wise.
   2. Typing full name, school and home address: Unwise (P.I.I.).
   3. Calling the uncle back on his usual number before doing anything: Wise.
   4. Sharing a shocking video straight away: Unwise (it could be a deepfake. T.H.I.N.K.: is it true?).

   Written Review Questions

   1. A chatbot writes by predicting words that are likely to come next, from patterns in its training text. It does not check whether something is true, so it can sound sure and still be wrong.
   2. Context, Limits, Examples and details, Ask, Review.

5. Rate yourself and save your work ⏱️ 5 min

   Tick how confident you feel on the last page, then press 🖨 Print / Save as PDF in the workbook to keep a copy. On a shared computer, press Clear my answers when you have saved it.

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