Analog AI: Unplugged Activities for Young Learners
Part of ASCDPresented by Nneka McGee
Monday 29 June 2026·4:00 pm
Artificial intelligence is shaping children's everyday experiences, from voice assistants to learning apps. This session explores why introducing AI early matters and how educators and families can use simple and unplugged activities to build awareness, curiosity, and digital responsibility. Participants will gain practical strategies that don't require extra screen time.
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