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Module 3

Consuming Tech for Good (T4G)

Overview

Students use critical thinking to analyze how AI influences their digital lives, from social media to viral campaigns. They explore ethical challenges, such as misinformation and bias, and examine responsible ways of engaging with technology.

Creative lens: campaign design, digital storytelling, purpose-driven media creation.

Aligned to: ISTE, CSTA, ELA, NGSS, and National Core Arts Standards.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Spotting Unethical Tech and Recognizing Pitfalls

    From social media algorithms to facial recognition, AI shapes much of our online experience, and its influence will continue to grow. By learning to recognize both the benefits and ethical pitfalls of AI, students can become informed, responsible users who understand how to navigate technology safely and critically.

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  • Lesson 2: Responding to Unethical Tech

    AI can create convincing but false information—such as fake videos, news, or artwork—that can mislead people and influence public opinion. Learning to recognize and respond to unethical uses of technology helps us become responsible, informed digital citizens who can tell fact from fiction.

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  • Lesson 3: Social Media and AI – The Good, the Bad, and the Biased

    AI powers much of what we see on social media – from recommended posts to personalized ads. Understanding how AI influences us helps us make informed choices, recognize potential harms (such as bias or echo chambers), and use social media in a way that aligns with our values and supports our overall well-being.

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  • Lesson 4: Designing an AI-Responsible Campaign

    AI shapes how ideas spread — from viral TikToks to community movements. By learning to design ethical and responsible digital campaigns, students can use AI-driven tools to raise awareness, promote positive change, and think critically about technology’s role in influence and advocacy. This lesson combines creativity, digital literacy, and ethical reflection — helping students move from consuming media to creating it thoughtfully.

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