Is AI Safe for Children? A Guide for Kenyan Parents and Schools
A practical guide to AI benefits and risks for children, covering privacy, misinformation, supervision, dependency and age-appropriate learning.
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AI, Education & Digital Safety
Practical resources from BritaCore for students, parents, teachers and schools navigating artificial intelligence.
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How Students Can Use AI for Homework Without Cheating
Learn when AI explanations, practice, brainstorming and feedback support homework, and how to protect your own thinking and academic integrity.
Read the guide →10 AI Safety Rules Every Child Should Learn
Ten clear AI safety rules for children, with practical examples for protecting personal details, checking answers and asking trusted adults for help.
Read the guide →What Information Should Children Never Share With AI?
Help children protect names, passwords, photographs, location and private stories when using AI, with practical advice for Kenyan homes and schools.
Read the guide →AI Literacy for Primary School Students: What Should Children Actually Learn?
A practical primary-school AI literacy pathway: understand, question, use safely and create responsibly, with classroom activities and assessment ideas.
Read the guide →Should Schools Allow ChatGPT? A Practical Guide for Kenyan Schools
A school decision guide to controlled AI use, covering learning, assessment, privacy, age suitability, teacher guidance and disclosure of assistance.
Read the guide →AI vs Cheating: Where Should Schools Draw the Line?
Use the educational objective to set fair AI boundaries, with examples of explanations, essay feedback, prohibited outsourcing and honest disclosure.
Read the guide →How Parents Can Help Children Use AI Safely at Home
Practical family AI habits: conversation starters, privacy rules, fact checking, homework boundaries, screen routines and independent thinking.
Read the guide →Deepfakes, Fake Images & AI Misinformation: What Students Need to Know
Help students check sources, question emotional claims and verify AI-generated images, audio and video before believing or sharing them.
Read the guide →How Teachers Can Use AI Without Sharing Student Data
Practical AI workflows for Kenyan teachers using fictional examples, data minimisation, approved tools and careful review to protect learner privacy.
Read the guide →How to Create an AI Use Policy for Your School in Kenya
A ten-part school AI policy framework covering permitted uses, integrity, privacy, staff and student responsibilities, parent communication and review.
Read the guide →AI Skills Students Should Learn Before University
Follow an age-based path from AI literacy and fact checking to prompting, research, automation, APIs, AI agents and building useful applications.
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