Resources for AI Distance Learning
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3 min readApr 9, 2020
We understand that teaching AI has become incredibly challenging due to COVID-19 without access to your classroom tools and a hurried transition to remote teaching. Here we have compiled some resources for you during this difficult time. We are here to help, please reach out to us at info@readyai.org.
- Join us for virtual AI classes
- Recommend your students to take FREE virtual classes with us, every Thursday at 1 pm ET
- We have adapted our after-school program into a virtual format, still with the same curiosity and fun!
- For detailed lesson descriptions and to enroll, please see here.
2. Create student groups and teach our self-paced courses
- You can choose from doing our self-paced courses together with students virtually or assigning them as homework
- Course topics include Five Big Ideas in AI, Machine Learning, AI Ethics (from MIT)
- To see how your students are progressing, create groups for them! See the tutorial here.
3. Teach Calypso
- You can continue to teach programming using Calypso via the new online, Cloud Calypso platform: calypso-robotics.com.
- No robot necessary, the entire program runs in your browser. Registering for an account is free
- Cloud Calypso has all the functionalities of Calypso except it is stimulator mode only.
- Looking for ideas to teach? Check out our virtual class descriptions or join in live!
4. Talk to students about how AI is helping the fight against COVID-19
- AI can help with the COVID-19 crisis — but the right human input is key [Article]
- A good article that reminds us that human innovation is still key to leveraging the power of AI
- How AI Tracks COVID-19 and Why That Helps Saves Lives [Video]
- A great video about how natural language processing technologies helped sound the alarms when COVID-19 first broke out
- Stanford HAI COVID-19 and AI Virtual Conference [Virtual Conference Recording]
- A series of insightful talks from researchers working on all aspects of the response to COVID-19 from data tracking to finding a cure