Generation AI's apps and learning materials are free and ready to use in the classroom. Awarded, among others, the EU Digital Skills Award 2026.
Why teach AI?
AI tools are not magic. They are systems designed by people that make mistakes and carry the values of their designers. Students who understand how these systems work can question, challenge and build them themselves.
Get Started
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Read AI Fundamentals for Teachers (available in Finnish)
Background on AI fundamentals, the CEDE model and lesson ideas. Open AI Fundamentals for Teachers ↗
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Choose an app
Six free apps for different themes – all run in the browser with no installation. See apps ↓
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Start with a ready-made unit
Complete 4–6 lesson units with lesson plans and activities included. Browse teaching units →
Apps and materials for the classroom
Free, browser-based AI apps for pre-primary and primary education – no registration required.
Teachable Machine
Students train their own AI model using images, sound or pose. Demonstrates the core idea of machine learning in a concrete, hands-on way.
Open app ↗ Lessons →Social Media Machine
A social media simulator that shows how algorithms shape what we see – recommendations, filter bubbles, manipulation.
Open app ↗ Lessons →Small Language Machine
Explores how language models work: how AI predicts the next word and why it sometimes gets it wrong.
Open app ↗Breakable Machine
Illustrates AI vulnerabilities: a small change in input can lead to a completely wrong outcome.
Open app ↗Profiling Game
Guess-who style game: students identify individuals from their digital traces and learn what data reveals about them.
Open app ↗ Lessons →Manipulation Game
Explores how an algorithmic environment can influence opinions and behaviour – a foundation for critical media literacy.
Coming soonGuides and publications
Personal Data in Primary Schools
The project's legal experts have compiled a practical guide on what teachers and principals need to consider when using AI tools – data protection, children's consent and school obligations.
Open guide (fi) ↗Research-backed and co-designed
The apps and learning materials were developed together with teachers and students from partner schools as part of the project's research. They were designed and tested in real classrooms.
We can help you introduce the apps in your school.
