Participate in a fun, hands-on workshop inspired by Tech Explorers and the Mystery of AI Bias, a middle-grade book about kids tackling real-world issues in artificial intelligence.  Students ages 8-12 will explore how AI can be biased and will work together on creative solutions through games, coding challenges, and mini-projects.  Young learners will be empowered to become ethical, thoughtful tech creators.

There will be four sessions in June, each on a different aspect of AI.  Dates are: 6/5, 6/12, 6/21, and 6/28. 

Please bring a laptop, if possible, though some will be available to use for the class.

Registration is required for this event.  Please register for each session individually.  It is not required that you attend all four sessions; each is designed as a stand-alone lesson. Walk-ins are welcome as long as space and supplies are available. We recommend that you arrive 5 minutes before the program starts. If you have not arrived by the start of the program, we may give your spot to someone who is waiting. Please cancel if you are unable to attend so that your spot may be given to another.  We appreciate your cooperation so we may offer a smoother flow of activities to the entire group.