AI literacy for schools and communities

AI AwarenessSG

Practical workshops that help people pause, check, and verify before trusting digital content.

We help students, families, churches, and community groups understand AI-generated content, misinformation, online safety, and responsible AI use through beginner-friendly learning.

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Community participants seated together after an AI Awareness SG workshop — Real AI Awareness SG community workshop

30community learners reached

1practical workshop delivered

6beginner AI literacy topics prepared

3languages supported on the site

Choose the fit

Same core habits, tuned for your group.

Start with the current community version, or switch to a school version to see how the session changes.

Community workshop

Designed for families, churches, seniors, and community groups who want everyday AI safety habits.

Spot warning signs in images, posts, and messages.
Practise source checks before sharing or acting.
Use clear examples and slower step-by-step discussion.

Real workshop evidence

The learning happens in the room, not in stock images.

These images come from AI Awareness SG’s community workshop and show the practical, guided format.

AI Awareness SG facilitators presenting an activity to community participants — **Introduce the problem.** Participants see realistic examples of misleading or AI-generated content.

Workshop screen showing a quiz prompt while participants discuss the answer — **Practise the check.** The group compares clues, context, and source signals before choosing.

Community participants watching an AI Awareness SG workshop slide on a screen — **Reflect together.** The session connects the habit to everyday messages, posts, and online safety.

Practical habit

Turn “looks real” into a repeatable check.

Unclear

A surprising post appears in a group chat.

Pause before reacting. A convincing image, caption, or forwarded message is not proof by itself.

Workshop format

Built for organisers who need something clear and useful.

Audience

Students, families, churches, seniors, and community groups.

Topics

AI-generated media, misinformation, hallucinations, safe prompting, bias, and online safety.

Process

Enquire, tailor the examples, deliver the session, then reflect on what improved.

Access

Beginner-friendly language, multilingual site routes, and simple activities that work without specialist knowledge.

Bring AI literacy to your group

Request a practical AI Awareness SG workshop.

Share your audience, preferred topic, and context. We will use that to shape a session that is easier for your group to apply.

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