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Explore the future of robotics with IBM. Address common concerns about job security by understanding the symbiotic relationship between humans and robots. Discover the difference between robots and AI-powered counterparts, witness robots aiding humankind, and help students to build their own artificially intelligent robots with IBM's TJBot. Unleash creativity in education through innovative robotics solutions. Amplifying Human Potential-Beyond Programming and Coding Register Here Address a common fear: Will robots take my job? To answer this question, you will understand where human discomfort with robots comes from, examine the difference between a robot and an artificially intelligent robot, and see robots that help humankind in action. Learn how students can build their own artificially intelligent robot and how to facilitate student creativity with IBM’s TJBot. What previous attendees have said about this webinar: “All of the content is valuable because this is crucial information for adapting to the rapidly changing world we are in. Many of the activities, especially programming the TJ Bot, would be very useful in the classroom to help students appreciate how robots work.” “One of the takeaways from this course was that being accurate in coding in order for the robot to fulfill a task is crucial to show students. The incorporation of AI in robots was very interesting and will be useful to show students how both AI and robots enhance our lives, especially in the field of Science.” By the end of the online webinar, you will have: Activities & resources to implement immediately for students to foster students’ understanding of how to program a robot An understanding of the roles robots play in modern society, with and without AI An extensive toolkit of resources A graphic organizer to capture your thoughts and learning Topic: Robotics (Note: This topic is exclusively available on-demand) Format: On-Demand Additional Resources: Submitted by Ann Nicholson Designed for Grades 1-8 Lesson Plan: AI Foundations for Teachers

MindSpark Learning's Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your personal data. Learn about our commitment to privacy, data security measures, and your rights. We outline the types of information gathered, including data collected via cookies, and ensure transparency regarding its use. Contact us for any privacy concerns or questions. MindSpark Learning Privacy Policy Last modified: September 5, 2024 1. Introduction This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) covers any personal information Share Fair Nation LLC doing business as MindSpark Learning (“MindSpark”, “we”, “our”, or “us”) obtains when you, our customer (“you” or “User”) interact with or otherwise provide information through our websites (“Website”) or services (“Services”). MindSpark is committed to providing excellent service to you, including respecting your privacy rights and protecting your data. 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Uncover the power of machine learning at MindSpark Learning. Explore how machines can learn with insightful and actionable content. Machines Can Learn – But They Need Our Help! Register Here Can a piece of paper be intelligent? Answer this question as part of a larger discussion around intelligence, then play the role of a computer to understand how a machine learns. Learn more specific subsets of machine learning by comparing them to how students learn in the classroom, and take away activities to share these concepts with your students. What previous attendees have said about this webinar: “This content was amazing. I saw some things that I already use in my class and was glad to see how I can modify these activities or ask better questions to students.” “I loved the definition of supervised and unsupervised learning. This could be used as an activity to help students understand examples and nonexamples of various living things in science.” By the end of the online webinar, you will have: An understanding of machine learning Activities & resources to implement immediately to frame authentic learning for your students An extensive toolkit of resources A graphic organizer to capture your thoughts and learning Topic: Machine Learning Format: On-Demand Additional Resources: Submitted by Ting Li Designed for Grades 9 - 12 Lesson Plan: AI and Foundations of Technology

Explore how AI design thinking fosters inclusivity and innovation. Join MindSpark Learning's mission to bring AI and AI concepts to every classroom and to every educator. AI Can and Should be Inclusive – Design Thinking Can Help! Register Here Grow your understanding of AI through the lens of equity-centered design thinking, a creative problem-solving process. Familiarize yourself with IBM’s Design Thinking Field Guide activities including empathy mapping and storyboarding, and create a prompt for your students. Examine bias in AI and develop ways to mitigate these preconceived notions. Take this back to the classroom with tools to encourage students to examine and address their own biases. What previous attendees have said about this webinar: “I loved the interactiveness of the seminar and the use of other digital tools (FlipGrid, Padlet). I loved your references (TEDtalk, articles). The “answer the question with a question” activity is a nice brain stretch activity that I will definitely use with students.” “I loved the idea of creating projects for students to identify ways of noticing biases and how it is incorporated in AI.” By the end of the online webinar, you will have: An understanding equity-centered design thinking Activities & resources to implement immediately to frame authentic learning for your students An extensive toolkit of resources A graphic organizer to capture your thoughts and learning Topic: Equity Centered Design Thinking Mitigating Bias in AI Format: On-Demand Additional Resources: Submitted by Cassandra Day Designed for Grade 7 Lesson Plan: Algorithmic Bias

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Discover how IBM AI EA is revolutionizing the non-profit sector. Uncover the power of AI at MindSpark Learning Educators for the Future: An AI Education Accelerator In the sprawling city of Los Angeles, where dreams are as diverse as the people who call it home, an ambitious initiative was taking shape. It aimed to bridge the gap between education and the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). The Los Angeles Unified School District, the second-largest K-12 district in the United States, recognized the urgency of preparing its students for the future. It was a district filled with promise, where over 70% of the students identified as Latino, and 10% as Black or African American. The educator population was equally diverse, reflecting the vibrant tapestry of the city. The IBM Artificial Intelligence Education Accelerator (EA) program was the catalyst for this transformation. It was designed to upskill educators in the development and integration of Computer Science (CS) and AI across the district. This was not merely about teaching technology; it was about unlocking opportunities, promoting equity, and filling the workforce gaps that loomed on the horizon. The Burning Glass Revelation The program's foundation rested on a revelation from a report by Burning Glass Technologies in 2020. Markow and Sederberg identified AI and machine learning as the most disruptive skills, projected to grow in demand by a staggering 71% over the next five years. The data spoke loudly: the future belonged to AI and ML, and Los Angeles Unified School District was determined to equip its students and educators to be a part of it. The Three Prongs of Transformation The AI Education Accelerator had three distinct components, each with a unique mission. The Teacher Leader Network (TLN) : Sixty-three educators from fifty-one different schools formed this group. They embarked on a journey from a beginner's level of AI knowledge to becoming torchbearers for AI and CS education. The TLN groups took on the challenge of developing innovative AI and CS education pathways. The Instructional Technology Initiative (ITI) : Comprised of administrators, central office staff, instructional technology facilitators, and EdTech coaches, the ITI group had a critical role. They discussed labor market needs, workforce gaps, and how to prepare students for the evolving job landscape in AI and CS. The Digital Citizen Team (DC) : Seventy participants from practitioner and Verizon Innovative Learning Schools came together in this group. They delved into concepts like misinformation, 'deepfakes,' and the intersection of AI and social studies. Their aim was to explore AI concepts and share their knowledge with colleagues and students. Challenges and Goals Los Angeles Unified School District faced a profound challenge: how to ensure equitable access to quality AI and CS education. The answer lay in empowering educators. The TLN group, in particular, created plans to actively engage students in AI and CS concepts, guided by international standards. They saw AI as a tool for good and an opportunity to dissect false narratives perpetuated by big data and algorithms. One participant encapsulated the experience: "The hands-on experience and the resources were a highlight of my time. This was very engaging and allowed us to take part actively. Thank you for providing the tools that we can use in the classroom right away." The Work Done by Participants Participants did not stop at acquiring knowledge. They actively engaged with colleagues to develop implementation plans in their respective schools and communities. They tackled ethical considerations head-on, experiencing simulations like the Social Credit Score that opened their eyes to underlying biases. These experiences paved the way for more profound discussions on the ethical implications of AI. Following these discussions, participants went back to their classrooms, implementing new content, upskilling their colleagues, and returning with evidence of their progress. They created curriculum and resources, taught AI lessons, and led professional development sessions. Sustaining Progress and Involving the Community For the TLN group, the journey did not end with the program. They formed AI committees in their schools, shared successes through exhibitions, newsletters, and social media, and engaged with parents and industry partners to identify community problems solvable with AI. They created a ripple effect, involving the community and ensuring that AI's relevance extended beyond the classroom. In the spirit of collaboration, the district planned to work with other educational institutions that had implemented AI in K-12 settings, sharing knowledge and support. Instructional Technology Initiative: Fostering Ethical AI Conversations The ITI group embarked on a journey to prepare students for AI's ethical implications. They explored AI's use for social good, analyzed diversity in AI, and created pathways for their students. Their discussions centered on supporting L.A. Unified educators in embracing and implementing CS and AI education. Digital Citizen Group: Exploring AI Concepts The DC group ventured into visual representation of misinformation, 'deepfakes,' and the evolving field of AI studies. They explored employability skills and took the Turing Test to differentiate human responses from computer responses. Their discussions went beyond theory, focusing on practical applications for students. Conclusion: The Impact of the Education Accelerator Program Through the Education Accelerator program, Los Angeles Unified School District educators transcended from beginners to leaders in AI education. They empowered themselves and their students, recognizing the importance of AI in the future workforce. The partnership between MindSpark and the district ensured equitable access to AI and CS education, making these subjects integral to learning. In the city of dreams, the dreamers were now equipped with the skills and knowledge to shape the future. Los Angeles Unified School District had taken a bold step, ensuring that AI and ML were not just technological buzzwords but tools of empowerment for its diverse and promising student population. Learn More With Our Webinar Series View our webinar with L.A. Unified discussing equitable computer science and AI education:

MindSpark Learning offers flexible subscription plans to access our comprehensive OnDemand library, designed to enhance educators' teaching capabilities. Choose from monthly single memberships at $5.98, monthly group memberships for up to 25 staff members at $149.50, or annual group memberships at $1,698, providing year-long access and maximizing savings. Each plan includes flexible learning options, with optional certifications available for an additional fee. Unlock OnDemand Unlimited Find the plan that works for you: Monthly Single Membership $ 5.98 5.98$ Every month A subscription includes full access to all current and future OnDemand courses, tools, and resources. Learn at your own pace, anytime, from anywhere. No long-term commitment required. Cancel anytime. Purchase Monthly Group Membership $ 149.50 149.50$ Every month Group access for up to 25 users. Includes unlimited access to all OnDemand courses, tools, and certifications—ideal for schools, every day professionals, and organizations. Purchase BEST VALUE Annual Group Membership $ 1,698 1,698$ Every year Annual group access for up to 25 users plus $96 in savings. Get year-round access to all courses, tools, and certifications with one simple, discounted plan. Purchase

Explore how MindSpark partners with businesses to drive impactful CSR and ESG initiatives. Together, we close skills gaps, promote diversity, and build future-ready workforces through education Together, We Spark a Better Tomorrow Shaping Futures and Strengthening Industries Let’s be honest—education isn’t just a feel-good investment. It’s the foundation of your future workforce and the future of your industry. The talent pipeline you rely on begins in classrooms, and if education doesn’t evolve to meet the demands of the modern world, industries will continue to face a severe skills gap that stifles innovation, growth, and economic competitiveness. Impact Beyond the Classroom: Your Partnership, Our Mission WHAT WE KNOW: The Skills Gap Is Real—and It’s Growing Industries across the board are struggling to find workers with the right mix of technical and soft skills. AI, STEM, critical thinking, leadership—these aren’t just buzzwords; they’re the skills that determine whether your company thrives or falls behind. The reality is, schools aren’t equipped to teach these skills without significant support and collaboration with industry leaders like you. Why Partner With MindSpark Future Ready Communities Start Here... At MindSpark, we don’t just improve education—we transform it to meet the needs of modern industry. We equip educators to bring real-world, industry-aligned skills like coding, AI, and critical thinking into the classroom. Instead of patchwork solutions, we tackle the core challenges head-on: outdated teaching practices that fail to prepare students for today’s workforce, limited access to cutting-edge technology in underserved communities, and the lack of targeted, high-impact training for educators. By addressing these systemic issues, we ensure classrooms become pipelines of talent that meet your industry’s most pressing demands. MindSpark isn’t just an education partner—it’s your go-to strategy for building a future-ready workforce. Activate us to generate generational impact. Why Industry Leaders Choose—and Return to—MindSpark Industry giants like Samsung , KPMG , Lockheed Martin , OtterBox , and IBM don’t just partner with MindSpark—they count on us. Here’s why: 1. We Deliver ROI Through a Future-Ready Workforce MindSpark creates tailored, high-impact programs that solve real-world challenges. From workforce readiness to leadership development, we ensure your investment translates into a stronger, more skilled talent pipeline that directly benefits your business. 2. We Speak Your Language—and Act on It We understand what keeps industry leaders up at night: the growing skills gap, the need for diverse perspectives, and the demand for innovation. Our programs are designed with these priorities in mind, equipping educators to teach exactly the skills your industry needs—critical thinking, STEM expertise, AI fluency, and leadership. 3. We Amplify Your CSR Impact With MindSpark, your investment doesn’t just tick a box—it drives measurable, scalable outcomes. For example: We upskilled over 100,000 educators in AI across North America before AI was the daily buzz. We have designed and launched 40+ unique career pathways in rural communities directly tied to local industry. We have galvanized over 284,000 partnerships for the communities we serve, and through our workforce development programs, we have contributed $325M to GDP growth . 90% of industry partners involved in MindSpark Learning programs report that students they’ve interacted with are better prepared for the workforce compared to those from schools without such programs. Employers who have hired students or interns from MindSpark Learning’s programs report an 85% satisfaction rate with the students’ preparedness, skills, and adaptability in the workplace. MindSpark’s STEM and AI programs are nationally recognized. We have served over 3 million students. 4. We Customize, Scale, and Deliver No cookie-cutter solutions here. We create custom programs tailored to your industry’s challenges and scale them to meet local, regional, and national needs. Whether it’s credentialing educators, integrating new technologies into classrooms, or building leadership pipelines, we deliver on time, on target, and with measurable results. 5. We’re Proven, Trusted, and Focused on Outcomes Industry partners return because we don’t just promise results—we achieve them. Our problem-based learning approach has transformed classrooms into innovation hubs, ensuring students graduate ready to contribute to the rapidly changing workforce. 6. We Share Your Vision Like you, we’re committed to innovation, access, and growth. MindSpark ensures your investment doesn’t just impact schools—it builds stronger communities, diversifies your talent pool, and enhances your industry’s long-term success. Get Involved—Because It’s Your Future Too Industry can’t afford to stand on the sidelines. By investing in education, you’re not just doing good—you’re doing smart business. Together, we can close the skills gap, foster diversity, and build a future workforce that’s as innovative and adaptable as the challenges ahead. Let’s stop talking about why education matters and start doing something about it. Partner with MindSpark and make an investment in your industry’s future—because education is everyone’s business. Let's Connect

MindSpark Learning's SparkPrompts for AI is a monthly series designed to assist educators in exploring artificial intelligence. Each prompt offers unique benefits and professional growth opportunities. Additionally, an interactive simulation allows educators to engage directly with an AI model, serving as an introductory experience to natural language processing in AI. Welcome to SparkPrompts Where innovation meets education in the realm of Artificial Intelligence. SparkPrompts for AI is a monthly series of prompts, created to help, guide, and support educators in their AI explorations. Each prompt offers unique benefits and opportunities for professional growth. In addition to each month's prompt, we've developed an interactive simulation specifically for educators. This experience will take you on an immersive journey where you’ll communicate directly with an AI model. While we encourage interaction with AI programs, this simulation acts as a stepping stone for those taking their first strides into the world of natural language processing in AI. SparkPrompt: Generate Differentiated Lesson Plans Try SparkPrompt Looking for More SparkPrompts? Subscribe to OnDemand Unlimited to access our growing list of SparkPrompts! Subscribe

Enhance your teaching skills with MindSpark OnDemand, the ultimate online learning platform for educators. Explore cutting-edge courses on AI, career-connected learning, and more. Earn certifications and boost your career potential. Join MindSpark today and shape the future of education. MindSpark OnDemand offers flexible, self-paced learning for professionals, educators, and lifelong learners. Build skills, spark ideas, and grow - on your terms. I'm an Educator > I'm Here to Learn AI > OnDemand for Good: Grow Your Community Through Education When your organization invests in MindSpark OnDemand, you directly support local educators, schools, and nonprofits. Every subscription purchased strengthens your community by bringing innovative professional learning to those who shape its future. Learn More > - OnDemand - For Educators Today’s classrooms are evolving - and so is the role of the educator. MindSpark OnDemand is here to support that transformation. Our online courses are built specifically for educators looking to lead with confidence, creativity, and purpose. Each course is self-paced, classroom-relevant, and designed to upskill your practice for today and tomorrow. Whether you're just beginning your journey with emerging tools or looking to deepen your instructional strategies, these offerings provide the practical guidance and insight you need to stay ahead - at your pace, on your terms. Courses Built for Future-Ready Educator Responsible AI (RAI) Learn the foundations of ethical AI use in education. This course introduces responsible decision-making, critical analysis of AI outputs, and student-facing strategies for thoughtful technology use. Applied AI (AAI) Discover how to integrate AI into your teaching with confidence. This certification course explores real-world applications and mindset shifts to help you collaborate with AI as a powerful instructional ally. Prompt Engineering in the Classroom (PEC) Elevate your use of AI with better, more intentional prompts. Learn how to craft effective commands that enhance instruction, drive engagement, and save you time Career-Connected Learning (CCL) Prepare your students for success beyond the classroom. This certification course equips you with tools to bridge academic content with future-ready skills and career pathways. Learn More > Flexible Pricing for Educators Unlimited Access: Only $5.98/month Subscribe Today > Looking to purchase for your school? Contact us for bulk sales pricing "I appreciated how this course broke down parts of AI in a very user-friendly way and I also really appreciated the practice prompts it had us do with the different AI models. It was incredibly helpful to see the examples of how you may use it in education and practice that way, so then I could take what I learned and use the models with things I wanted to create for myself." - Lauren S., 5th Grade Teacher - OnDemand - For Everyone For Lifelong Learners, Career Changers, and the Curious Whether you're expanding your skills, navigating a career shift, or simply following your curiosity - MindSpark OnDemand is built for you. Our platform offers self-paced, accessible online learning designed to fit into real life. No jargon. No rigid timelines. Just thoughtful courses created by experts, built to spark new ideas and help you grow with confidence. Courses Built for Future-Ready Educator Immediate Value walk away with insights and tools you can actually use. Flexible Structure pause, revisit, or complete at your own pace. Clear, approachable learning made for every-day users, no prior knowledge required. More to come we're continually adding new topics based on what matters most to you. Featured Courses: Responsible AI (RAI) Learn how technology impacts our lives, communities, and society, and how to navigate it with awareness and critical thinking. Applied AI (AAI) Explore how modern tools can support creativity, decision-making, and day-to-day life in a practical, no-fluff way. These courses are perfect for individuals who want to understand today's digital landscape without needing a technical background. Learn more about the courses > Learn on Your Terms MindSpark OnDemand is more than just online learning - it's a space for self-driven exploration, growth, and reflection. Wherever you’re starting from, there’s a course (and a community) here for you. Ready when you are. Unlimited Access: Only $5.98/month Subscribe Today >

Gain cutting-edge AI skills with the Applied AI Certification for Educators, the online course built for educators that bridges theory with real world application. Learn how to use AI tools to enhance education, and become a certified AI educator. Enroll now and leverage tools like Generative AI, Chat GPT, NLP, and more. Applied Artificial Intelligence Navigate Tomorrow's Classroom Today: Applied AI for Educators Experience AI's power, transforming how you’ll teach, learn, and grow. Our detailed program equips you with cutting-edge skills, practical knowledge, and real-world applications of AI in the classroom. It’s time for a shift of mindset where educators collaborate with AI. Unlock Unlimited Need a certification? For an additional $14.99, OnDemand Unlimited customers can earn their Applied AI Certification. Learning Objectives: Mastering the Fundamentals of AI in Education Comprehend the key concepts of artificial intelligence in education, specifically distinguishing between Generative AI and Discriminative AI and tracing the historical development of GenAI. Exploring the Applications of GenAI Evaluate a broad spectrum of GenAI applications, such as content creation and research, and apply this knowledge through practical exercises in real-world scenarios. Engaging with Conversational AI with Natural Language Processing Apply Natural Language Processing techniques to enhance interactions with Generative AI models in educational contexts, and analyze the mechanics of conversation-driven AI. Advance Skills in Prompt Engineering for Educational Applications Craft effective prompts using various techniques to ensure AI responses are both accurate and relevant to your specific needs. Leveraging AI for Productivity and Task Management Create and implement strategies using AI tools to optimize time management and enhance workflow efficiency in educational settings. Utilizing AI for Enhanced Educational Research and Writing Synthesize information using GenAI models to augment writing and research capabilities in education, creating innovative educational content and materials. McKinsey Global Institute estimates that Al will boost the GDP by $13 trillion in the U.S. by 2030 — are your students prepared? Engaging and succeeding with AI is not just about being a data scientist or engineer, it’s about being able to think critically, innovate, collaborate, and iterate. AI impacts every student and every subject. Why Should I Learn About AI? MindSpark is a forerunner in the AI Education space, and we are best positioned to address the current education-to-workforce gaps. Our experiences have transformed tens of thousands of educators, and by extension, hundreds of thousands of students. MindSpark is here to help -- to guide, nurture, and educate. Responsible AI provides context and confidence to educators looking for a sustainable, effective, and inclusive way to engage with AI in the classroom. You might say creating a better future is a our responsibility. What Does MindSpark Know About AI? Learn More About AI MindSpark's Applied AI Trail Guide Explore MindSpark's Applied AI (AAI) Trail Guide for insights into the commitments and beliefs shaping our AI practices. AI. As a leader in AI education, the AAI Trail Guide is a testament to our expertise, reflecting our commitment to staying at the forefront of AI education. In the AAI Trail Guide, discover our core beliefs and commitments that shape our use and the creation of our AI professional learning experiences. Designed for leaders and practitioners navigating the landscape of AI, the AAI Trail Guide serves as both a compass and an open invitation for you to explore the principles shaping our educational approach. Join us as we navigate, explore, and learn together, seizing the full potential of Applied AI. Download

Unlock the full potential of your educational institution with MindSpark's Consulting Services. Our unparalleled professional learning experiences drive transformative progress, addressing crucial challenges like teacher retention and cultural evolution. From tailored development programs to fostering peer collaboration, we uplift educators at every career stage. Partner with us to cultivate a thriving school community and enhance student outcomes. Consulting Services MindSpark Learning cultivates whole person growth and sustained organizational outcomes through the most expansive, customized, and extraordinary professional learning experiences in the world. With our guidance, you will confront essential challenges and foster transformational progress by embedding key practices and strategies within your school or district. We draw on the expertise of impassioned researchers and practitioners such as former educators and industry leaders to solve critical issues around educator retention, cultural evolution, and school re-design. Our Educator Consulting Services provide a space for teachers and school leaders to develop and enhance their professional practice by leveraging the following beliefs: We design responsive professional development experiences for teachers and education leaders at every stage of their career. We furnish tools, resources, and techniques that educators can readily implement in their schools and classrooms with a living blueprint for change. We activate peer-to-peer interactions for educators to develop a sense of connection, comradery, collaboration, and belonging. We galvanize industry mentorship and allyship that perpetuates mutually beneficial relationships for students, educators, and their school systems. Learn how we can improve the lives of youth through education, and help you bring out the best in your school and district. Let's Talk

MindSpark Learning's STEMpath Alumni page features testimonials from graduates of the STEMpath program, highlighting their experiences and the impact on their teaching careers. Alumni share insights on balancing the program with personal and professional responsibilities, new skills acquired, and the program's role in preparing students for the modern workforce. The page offers a glimpse into the supportive learning environment and the practical applications of the program's teachings. STEMpath Alumni Hear what our alumni have to say about STEMpath Ms. Kelsey R. STEMpath Graduation Year: 2019 School District: St. Vrain Valley Schools Teaching Focus: Computer Science and Engineering Number of Years Teaching: 10 What factors contributed towards your decision to apply to MindSpark Learning's STEMpath program? I was eager to gain industry experience through the summer externship. Specifically, I wanted to learn more technical skills for my computer science and engineering classes, but also see agile teams in action. It was important to me to improve how I design experiences for student teams that is realistic to the modern workplace. How are you balancing STEMpath, work and personal life? Debrief verbally in a carpool with a classmate or spend 10 minutes writing down key take-aways that you want to apply to your classroom. The amount of material and good ideas I retained was only a fraction of what I wish it was, so I recommend setting up a system for synthesizing your learning in a way that works for you like taking voice memos en route home or during your commute could help save the gems of wisdom. What new skills or practices are you planning to incorporate into your profession or classroom? I learned more details about how agile software development works from the MindSpark Learning classes, LinkedIn Learning summer course, and first-hand experience externing with Couragion. This has significantly improved how I structure my year-long, project-based "Senior Design" capstone class, as well as strengthened my resolve to stick with it for the whole year. Describe the culture and learning environment of MindSpark Learning. Egalitarian, motivating, stimulating, curious, well-equipped. How do you see STEMpath as a vital piece for preparing your students to the modern-day workforce? STEMpath was a vital piece for preparing my students to the modern-day workforce because it updating my vocabulary and lens on employability skills. STEMpath employability skills were woven through MindSpark Learning courses thematically and multi-modally. We could immediately apply to our own classrooms, have updated knowledge on the urgency of students learning programming skills, the highest priority languages to learn, and how learning to program opens upwardly mobile doors in ALL careers. I can now legitimately encourage students interested in becoming visual artists that learning to program will benefit them in an art career. What did you look forward to in your Externship? What I was looking forward to in my externship was to upskill my technical skills, network with professionals in industry beyond K-12 education, and to verify whether my instruction in computational thinking and agile team processes was on point with reality in the tech sector. What was one of your most memorable experiences while in STEMpath? Our first Saturday class for Equity-Centered Design Thinking had a team building event. It was so much fun in every way: fun-wise, team-building wise, and setting the tone for a highly collaborative and innovative year. Ms. Emily C. STEMpath Graduation Year: 2020 School District: Denver Public Schools Teaching Focus: Middle School Number of Years Teaching: 7 What factors contributed towards your decision to apply to MindSpark Learning's STEMpath program? I teach at a school that has a STEM focus, and I am a Science Team Specialist there. This seemed like a great opportunity to learn how to better support my school community with engaging in computer science. How are you balancing STEMpath, work and personal life? Trying to make sure I use my time wisely, scheduling workout time, and having accountability buddies who tell me when to take a break from STEMpath and work. What new skills or practices are you planning to incorporate into your profession or classroom? I am really excited to incorporate design thinking with project-based learning. Additionally, I think that the resources shared will help my students to better understand computer science and careers. How and when did you know that STEMpath was the right fit in advancing your teaching career? I felt that STEMpath was the right fit for me after the first couple of classes. At first, I was apprehensive because I don't know anything about teaching computer science, but have since found that this is very much a program that is supporting teachers in bringing STEM education back into our classrooms. The curriculum is useful and I have already found many great ideas to share with my students! Describe the culture and learning environment of MindSpark Learning. MindSpark has been a great experience! The staff has been welcoming and classes are engaging. It's been a great place to collaborate with like-minded educators. Ms. Amy G STEMpath Graduation Year: 2022 School District: West Jefferson Middle School, Jefferson County Public Schools Teaching Focus: Digital Teacher Librarian Number of Years Teaching: 15 What made you apply to STEMpath? It’s a great opportunity to learn more about computer science. I have colleagues that work a lot with [the] Computer Science and Technology Student Association, and I’ve been asked to help, but I thought ‘You don’t know quite enough to really help.’ What do you think STEMpath will do for your students? Where I live, we have a lot of students who do not have internet access, and the more that we can do at school, to show them how things work, that’s going to be beneficial. What we do today is different than what we did a few years ago. It’s going to be different than what we do in a few years. What we can do to help kids not only to learn these skills, but also to apply what they’re learning, and transfer that knowledge. It serves students in the long run; they’ll be more likely to consider computer science classes in the future, or to go into a field that requires computer science. Why do you think it’s so important for students to have that foundational knowledge in Computer Science? By having basic, foundational knowledge in Computer Science, students can make better choices about what they’re going to do. This knowledge is useful when students are using educational tools and technology, and it's important for them to know what data they’re giving out to people, what implications that might have, and how the data is being used. I think it’s important that students understand these concepts. There are a lot of future jobs within the technology industry, we want to make sure our kids are prepared, at least in knowing how everything works. What do you hope to get out of STEMpath? I really hope to learn more about the foundational pieces of computer science. I'm really looking forward to learning more and sharing the knowledge with my students. Tell me a little bit about what you’re passionate about? What are your interests? What excites you? I'm really interested in how our kids are using technology and how they can use it to do great and amazing things. I'm also real big on the literacy piece and how kids can use technology to share love of books and a love of learning and how they can really integrate those two pieces that don't seem related, but they really can be. By combining reading, literacy and computer science and computer literacy, students have the basic tools and skills they need to learn and get excited about both learning and reading. We can reach more students and get further with some of our students this way. What are you looking forward to during this STEMpath year? I'm really excited about the summer work that we're going to do with the externships because I think so often our kids are always asking how is that ever going to apply in the real world? Seeing how things really are in the real world gives teachers the ability to share how the knowledge and skills apply to them and their futures. It’s important for educators to stay in education and we don’t get this experience. It's so, so useful to bring back to kids. Why do you think it’s important to broaden STEM participation with an underrepresented or underserved student population? When it comes to STEM participation, and especially with some of our underserved and underrepresented students, I always think of my dad because he moved to United States at 6 from Mexico without knowing any English. He was able to learn it as well as to learn about the early pieces of technology when he was in high school. Technology is a level playing field because it has its own vocabulary, its own ways of doing things. When they're in a computer science classroom, kids who come from different backgrounds, with different interests, differences in what they're doing at home, and with the support that they have at home, often everyone is at the same level in the class. Maybe some kids have seen a particular technology before and some haven’t, but as they get more advanced and they're learning more, it's a conversation they can have that everybody can be talking about the same item, and they can all be working together. It really helps to give everybody the same chance to complete an activity and to make or create something. How do you think STEMpath will improve your school, your community, and what impact do you think it will have? When I think about STEMpath at the school and in the community where I live in the mountains, there are a lot of differences in the access that kids have when it comes to things like Wi-Fi and other technology at home. But when they’re in school, they’re all on the same Wi-Fi. They all have the same access. It’s important to try and make sure that we’re using that time as best we can while the students are in school, and they have access to the hardware and software that is available in school. By having more people who are ready to teach Computer Science we can really impact the largest number of kids possible. I’m really excited to go down the STEMpath, to learn more and, at the end to see what I learned and how I can best share it with not only students but with my colleagues as well.

Discover our transformative Computer Science and STEM education programs and learning experiences for educators. Join us as we enhance teaching capacity and student success. Computer Science Computer Science Computer Science Computer Science Build cohesive, equitable, and sustainable K-12 Computer Science pathways. Would you overlook important foundational skills when teaching your students? Computer Science Education is often overlooked in K-12 education, but it doesn’t have to be. Any educator at any grade level can integrate computer science into their teaching and ensure future success for their students. More Info STEMpath STEMpath is a game-changing program that combines work-based learning through industry externships, rigorous coursework, and professional learning. This is a graduate-level STEM and Computer Science certificate for educators at all grade-levels and disciplines. STEMpath builds critically needed STEM teaching capacity to increase career and college readiness for all students. Learn More 5 ways stempath post 5 ways stempath post2 5 ways stempath post7 5 ways stempath post 1/7 Code.org MindSpark is the regional partner for Code.org in Colorado and Utah. Every year we partner with Code.org to offer computer science programming across K-12 disciplines. Find a Local CS Class Code.org CS Discoveries and CS Principles Workshops: Program Benefits: Cohesive alignment for 6-12 CS pathways Join a community exploring CS education Scholarships available for full program cost 72 hours of professional learning CS Principles (9-12) can be taught as an AP class Increase diversity and participation from girls and underserved students stimulating a more diverse tech workforce Read more about CS Discoveries and CS Principles ! Create a new Computer Science program from scratch, modernize and build equity into an existing program, or build educator capacity to support state and local requirements. Tap into the MindSpark passion and transform Computer Science at your school. Let's Connect More from MindSpark Check out our growing list of blogs and resources in Computer Science Curiosity in Action: A Night of STEAM Discovery at Piñon Elementary 3 min read The Impact of STEM Education: How Mentorship and Community Changed My Life 4 min read Problem-Based Learning: Supporting Education Across Industry 6 min read 1 2 3 4 5

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As AI becomes increasingly prevalent in society day-to-day, it is crucial to teach educators and students how to use and critically analyze the outputs of AI systems. Responsible AI Foundations focuses on AI and RAI at an introductory level. Responsible AI Foundations A human-centered design approach to responsible artificial intelligence. Welcome to RAI As AI becomes increasingly prevalent in society day-to-day, it is crucial to teach educators and students on how to use and critically analyze the outputs of AI systems. Responsible AI Foundations will focus on AI and RAI at an introductory level. In this course, we'll start making connections between AI and the impacts it presents, both positive and challenging. Need a certification? For an additional $14.99, OnDemand Unlimited users can earn their RAI Certification. Unlock Unlimited Learning Objectives Identify the various models/processes that are used to differentiate between AI and RAI systems. Determine which instances the Human-Centered Design approach should be used. Recognize the hidden biases and other ethical concerns within Artificial Intelligence systems. Discern the process for ensuring that AI systems are justifiable, explainable, and secure. Apply Artificial Intelligence and Responsible Artificial Intelligence foundations when using ChatGPT. According to Accenture, Responsible AI (RAI) is the practice of ‘designing, developing, and deploying AI with good intention to empower employees and businesses, and fairly impact customers and society’. Ethics and equity are two tenets of RAI, and this speaks to our mission and values as an organization. We believe in creating inclusive and safe access to this technology not only for those who will consume and interact with it, but also for those who will influence, design, build and engineer it in the future. Why Responsible? Why Now? McKinsey Global Institute estimates that Al will boost the GDP by $13 trillion in the U.S. by 2030 — are your students prepared? Engaging and succeeding with AI is not just about being a data scientist or engineer, it’s about being able to think critically, innovate, collaborate, and iterate. AI impacts every student, and every subject. MindSpark is a forerunner in the AI Education space, and we are best positioned to address the current education-to-workforce gaps. Our experiences have transformed tens of thousands of educators, and by extension, hundreds of thousands of students. MindSpark is here to help -- to guide, nurture, and educate. Responsible AI provides context and confidence to educators looking for a sustainable, effective, and inclusive way to engage with AI in the classroom. You might say creating a better future is a our responsibility. Why MindSpark? Responsible AI For Educators Community Centric Monitorable and Secure Justifiable and Fair First-Rate Materials Explainable and Transparent