Welcome to the hands-on section of your AI literacy Pathway!

This page is designed to help you apply what you've learned across the previous sections of this site. Before diving in, we strongly recommend that you:

• Read through all the previous pages, from AI Fundamentals to Career and Skills.
• Complete the quizzes provided at the end of each section to reinforce your understanding.

Practice Your AI Skills

🛠️ What to Expect

Here, you'll find five main exercises, each crafted to help you develop a specific set of AI-related skills. These include:

1. Assessing GenAI Readiness: Use the UBC Agent at Cogniti AI platform to evaluate your current understanding of AI.
2. How to Prompt: Learn prompting basics and complete four structured tasks to practice effective prompt design.
3. Say What You See: Interact with the Google Arts & Culture experiment to practice descriptive skills and AI interpretation.
4. Ethics Exercise: Reflect on ethical challenges in AI image generation through a guided activity linked to the Ethics section.
5. Final Exercise - Chain Prompting: Enhance skills in prompting and interacting with AI while making a critique review of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

Each exercise is designed to mimic real-world scenarios, encouraging you to think critically and creatively. They may take time, and that’s intentional. We want you to enhance your thinking, improve your outcomes, and use AI tools responsibly.

✅ Proof of Completion

As part of the AI Literacy Pathway, you’ll need to submit a proof of completion for each exercise. More details will be covered in each exercise instruction.

Let’s get started!