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What is AI literacy?
AI literacy is the ability to understand what artificial intelligence is, how it works, and how it affects everyday life. It includes recognising AI in daily technology, understanding concepts like training data and algorithmic bias, and making informed decisions about AI use.
From the UK to the UAE, schools are expected to embed AI literacy across the curriculum, not just in Computing. But most teachers weren't trained for this, and there's no time to start from scratch. AILitKit bridges the gap. You share what you already teach. We show you where AI literacy fits and give you activities you can use tomorrow.
Bring your teaching. Choose your guide.
From a single lesson to whole-school strategy
Give AILitKit your plans and pick the activities that work for you.
Lesson Guide
Give us one lesson. Get 4 classroom-ready activities with coaching, adaptations for every learner, and framework alignment.
Topic Guide
Give us a full unit. See how AI literacy builds across your lessons, with activities you can pick from.
Whole Curriculum Guide
Give us your curriculum. Get a strategic guide with implementation roadmap, governor materials, and staff meeting plan.
See what you get
A real Lesson guide
This is what AILitKit generates for a Year 5 Science lesson on living things and habitats. Tap any activity to explore.
AI Literacy in KS2 Science: Living Things and Their Habitats
This guide picks out a handful of moments in your lesson where AI literacy fits naturally. You don’t need to use them all. Even one is a great start. Pick whatever feels right for you and your class.
Your activities
Real or Generated? Image Sort
Sort 8 images into real vs AI-generated, write down the clues you used, and discover that even adults struggle to tell the difference.
Say this to your class
"I'm going to give you some images. Some are real photographs, and some were made by AI. Your job is to sort them into two groups and write down the clues you used."
Discussion questions
- What clues did you look for when deciding if an image was real or AI-made?
- If AI can create images this convincing, what does that mean for trusting what we see online?
- Who should be responsible for labelling AI-generated images?
When it clicks
The learning clicks when students realise they cannot always tell the difference between real and AI-generated images.
Reference & support
Takes about 1 minute. No card required.
Cautious about AI?
You don't need to change what you teach. You just need to see it differently. AILitKit finds the AI literacy connections already hiding inside your lessons.
Start with one lesson
Generate a single guide. Try one activity. See how it feels.
Nothing is compulsory
Four activity types per guide. Pick what fits your class, your time, your confidence.
You stay in control
Every suggestion is designed for teacher-led delivery. Skip what doesn’t work.
From teachers using it now
Real classrooms, real feedback.
Heads of digital, classroom teachers, and an LA inspector on what AILitKit changed for them.
AILitKit has been a phenomenal tool in helping me embed AI literacy into my teaching with ease. Student feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with the majority stating the activities made them think differently about how AI can be used in the future.
Curtis ScottTeacher and Learning TechnologistThe Sixth Form Bolton
It's your AI literacy co-pilot. You upload a lesson plan or describe a topic you already teach, and it generates practical classroom activities that seamlessly weave AI literacy into that lesson.
Luke HarrisDirector of Digital StrategyBloxham School
AILitKit helps teachers develop the human thinking processes pupils need to experience AI critically rather than dependently.
Angelique BurnsHead of Digital LearningSt Catherine's Bramley
AILitKit turns everyday content into simple, ready-to-use AI learning activities without feeling complicated or time-consuming.
Dan FitzpatrickThe AI Educator
The power of AILitKit lies in showing teachers they already know more about AI than they think.
Aileen WallaceDigital Lead
“Really useful to identify AI connections that can be made with existing lessons that are already being taught.”
Not just Computing
AI literacy connects to what you already teach, whatever your subject.
Simple, teacher-friendly pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Start free. 3 Lesson guides to get started, then 1 every month. No credit card.
Teacher
Available nowSave 38%
Less than £5/mo
or £7.99/month
Unlimited AI literacy for every lesson you teach.
- AI literacy embedded in every lesson, all year
- Full 300+ term AI glossary at the right level for your class
- Coaching on every activity so you know exactly what to say
- Every learner included with built-in adaptations
- Ofsted-ready and PISA-ready: 11 frameworks mapped automatically
Subject Lead
Available nowLess than £13/mo
Plan how AI literacy builds across your teaching and your department.
- Everything in Teacher
- Topic guides: plan AI literacy across a full unit (4-12 lessons)
- Scheme guides: full year integration for your subject, with CPD plan and department meeting talking points
- See how concepts progress across your lessons
- Schedule keywords so students build vocabulary over time
School
Future featureUp to 50 teachers
Whole-school AI literacy strategy for your entire staff.
- Everything in Subject Lead for up to 50 teachers
- Whole Curriculum guides: coverage audit, gap analysis, implementation roadmap
- Admin dashboard for managing teacher access
- Governor summary and parent communication templates
Need teacher licences funded by your school? Email hello@ailitkit.com to arrange bulk Teacher plan licences at £59/teacher/year.
Trust / MAT
Multi-school AI literacy strategy with aggregated reporting. £799/school/year. Minimum 3 schools.
Aligned to 11 international and national standards
Every guide maps against the AI literacy standards your school will be measured on, including UNESCO, PISA 2029, and your country's national frameworks.
See all frameworksBuilt for school safeguarding
- Teacher-led delivery: students never use the platform
- Zero AI data retention: prompts never stored or used for training
- Uploaded files automatically deleted after processing
- Aligned with KCSIE 2025 (UK), KHDA/ADEK (UAE), and international standards
AI literacy in practice
Recent writing on AI literacy in schools. New pieces appear here as they are published.
Common questions
Open any question to read the answer.
How do I teach AI literacy if I’m not a Computing teacher?
AI literacy connects to every subject. A History teacher already teaches source evaluation. That’s the same skill students need to evaluate AI-generated content. A Science teacher teaches classification, the same process machine learning uses. AILitKit helps you see these connections and gives you ready-to-use activities for your subject.
What does an AILitKit guide include?
Each guide includes 4-6 detailed activity suggestions with adaptations for every learner, teacher coaching language, framework alignment, and a glossary extract. Activities cover a mix of plugged, unplugged, discussion, and creative formats aligned to international standards including UNESCO, PISA 2029, and Anthropic AI Fluency (4D).
Is AILitKit free?
You get 3 free Lesson guides on signup, then 1 free guide per month. No credit card required. Paid plans start at £59/year for unlimited Lesson guides (Teacher plan), or £149/year for Topic and Scheme guides (Subject Lead plan). Schools can get whole-school access for up to 50 teachers at £999/year.
Is AILitKit safe to use in schools?
Yes. AILitKit is designed for teacher-led delivery. Students never interact with the platform. Our AI provider operates a zero data retention policy, so your prompts are not stored or used for training. Uploaded files are automatically deleted after your guide is generated. Safeguarding references are tailored to your region: KCSIE 2025 for UK schools, KHDA/ADEK for UAE schools.
Which AI literacy frameworks does AILitKit align to?
Every guide maps to 4 core international frameworks plus your country’s national standards. The core four are UNESCO, the OECD/EU AI Literacy Framework (OECD AILit), PISA 2029, and Anthropic AI Fluency (4D). Regional frameworks include DfE GenAI Safety (UK), EU AI Act and DigComp 3.0 (EU), AI4K12 and DOL AI Literacy (US), and UAE MoE AI Curriculum and KHDA AI Literacy (UAE). That’s 11 frameworks in total. You choose which ones matter for your school.
Do I need technology in the classroom?
No. Every guide includes unplugged activities that need nothing more than printed cards, discussion prompts, or pen and paper. AI literacy is about critical thinking, not screen time. You can teach students how AI works, how to spot bias, and how to evaluate AI-generated content without a single device in the room.
How long does it take to generate a guide?
About 1 minute. Describe a lesson you’re already teaching (or upload a lesson plan), and AILitKit generates a complete guide with activities, coaching notes, and adaptations for every learner.