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AI literacy,Grades 3–8.Taught as a subject.

One period a week, sequenced and assessed. The school timetables it and owns it.

Teachers open every session from a ready-made lesson plan, then students work at their own pace. No AI background needed.

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An AI-literacy question inside a Learnverse quest.

Every topic ends in a quest. The assessment is the game, not a test bolted to the end of one.

Built around recognized
AI literacy frameworks

UNESCO AI Competency Framework

OECD PISA 2029 AI literacy

What students learn

Three modules, one per two-grade band. Each topic is a single 40–60 minute session. At one session a week, a module runs for a term or semester.

Grades 3–4

12 topics

Recognize AI in everyday life and explain how a machine learns from labelled examples.

Grades 5–6

12 topics

Judge the quality of data, spot bias and misinformation, and build and test a simple chatbot.

Grades 7–8

14 topics

Explain how neural networks, vision and audio AI work, write effective prompts, and argue for responsible use.

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What a topic contains

Each topic is a Learning Trail: 15 to 20 activities in sequence.

Slide-based concept decks, short videos, quizzes as checkpoints, hands-on web projects in Scratch and Teachable Machine, 3D and AR learning experiences, and game-based quests.

See how a topic is built
A Learning Trail for AI and creativity.
Two students, seen from behind, work together at a computer running Learnverse.
Students at work in Learnverse.

Your teachers lead it.
Our platform makes it possible.

Teacher-led, student-driven.

The teacher opens every session from a ready-made lesson plan and handout: the topic, examples from the class's own world, and what students will learn.

Students then work at their own pace, and the dashboard shows the teacher exactly who is stuck, and on what.

How it works in your school

Seven competencies, every question tagged

The studies, and what each one measured

Assessment is built in, not bolted on. The curriculum is mapped to the UNESCO AI Competency Framework, and every quiz and quest question is tagged to one of seven domains and to a concept. The school gets mastery per domain and per child, and topic-level reports showing where a class struggled.

  • AI Literacy
  • Critical Thinking
  • Data Literacy
  • Ethical AI
  • Digital Citizenship
  • Media Literacy
  • Creative AI Use

AI literacy at home

Families can buy the same three modules directly, one at a time, for ages 7 to 14. Children work through the same trails and the same assessment a school gets.

For families

Start with
one grade

A pilot runs one grade band, with the assessment from the first session. You see what the children could do at the end of it.

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