Indiana 4-H and The AI Challenge
Indiana 4-H is here to help you complete an Artificial Intelligence Challenge, which invites youth to explore the exciting world of AI through hands-on learning and ethical decision-making.
Have you ever thought of a big problem and wanted to solve it? Is there something in your life that needs fixing? Take on this challenge, which uses the Invention Process to step through a problem and solve it using artificial intelligence tools. Anyone in grades 3-12 is welcome to use these tools to solve big problems. This artificial intelligence challenge helps participants understand how AI tools such as chatbots, image generators, and recommendation systems work—and when it's appropriate to use them. Through guided AI learning activities, young people will learn to balance technology with creativity, responsibility, and critical thinking.
Contact Us
For information on the challenge, please contact:
Rachel Haselby - Computer Science Specialist - Indiana 4-H
To learn more about what Ethical AI is and appropriate ways to use it check out Montgomery County Tech Changemakers' short video.
Other sources are:
AI Lessons within Purdue Extension STEM resources
Digital Inclusion - Exploration of AI in Community Learning
Purdue Libraries - AI Information
Additional Opportunities!
We are excited to invite you to participate in 4-H National AI Literacy Day and learn how AI can help to shape our future.
What’s Happening? Jump on to Google x 4-H Artificial Intelligence Curriculum - National 4-H Council and start learning! It's a great way to demystify AI and how it works!
These activities are free and open to Indiana 4-H youth. Whether you’re new to computer science or already a tech enthusiast, there’s something for everyone!
Why Participate? Artificial Intelligence is everywhere—from farming to healthcare, from robotics to music. By joining AI Literacy week, you’ll gain valuable skills and discover how AI can help you serve, grow, thrive, and make a difference in your community.
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