AI Literacy. Coding. Digital Citizenship. For the Next Generation.
Division of Arti Intelligence · Canada
Arti Learn prepares children ages 6–14 for a world shaped by artificial intelligence. We don't teach kids to fear AI or worship it — we teach them to understand it, question it, and leverage it. Every program builds the same core muscle: critical thinking about technology.
The approach is hands-on, web-based, and designed for real classrooms. No student devices required. No printing. No logins. Just a screen, a teacher, and a room full of curious kids.
School systems across Canada are actively seeking AI literacy and coding curriculum — but off-the-shelf solutions are expensive, US-centric, and rarely aligned with Canadian provincial standards. Arti Learn fills that gap with programs designed in Canada, for Canadian classrooms — incorporating Indigenous perspectives and direct alignment with provincial curriculum expectations.
The economic angle: Canada's technology sector needs homegrown talent. By building AI literacy and coding capability starting at age 6, we're investing in the future workforce — the kids who will build Canada's technology economy in 10–15 years.
A 35-minute interactive classroom lesson where an AI robot wows kids with speed and creativity — then confidently gets a simple question wrong. The kids erupt. The lesson lands: AI is a powerful tool, but you ALWAYS check what it tells you. Curriculum-aligned with Ontario Language 2023 and Science & Technology 2022.
Interactive whole-class game that sharpens skepticism. Kids vote: was this image, text, or voice created by a human or an AI? Critical thinking through play — no lecturing required. 20 minutes, web-based, whole-class format.
From consumer to creator. Building things with AI, not just watching it work. Web-based coding curriculum covering HTML/CSS fundamentals through creative projects. Everything runs in the browser — no installs required.
Introduction to real programming with Python. Data types, loops, functions, and building simple AI-powered applications. Browser-based Python environment means zero setup. Students leave with a working project.