Updates

2026-07-24

Prepared the early AI Literacy review set, added module review and learner-feedback surfaces, and published the completed checkpoint for the team.

What Changed

  • Prepared the early AI Literacy path for review at the Forty-Five Seconds standard. The readiness set now has readable activities, learner and facilitator guides, local notebooks, galleries, classroom walk-throughs, articles, captioned walkthrough videos, source records, and review surfaces.
  • Added A Safe First Try, a small first activity for AI Without the Hype. It uses a fictional Maple Park scenario so learners can practice useful boundaries without entering private information.
  • Completed the public-artifact packages for One Task, Three Conversations, Stay, Steer, or Start Over, and Build the Brief Before the Work. The existing early context and judgment labs were audited against the same package standard.
  • Added a shared team-review form to all 39 real module hubs. Modules that are available for learner drafting also include a separate learner-feedback form. Both keep data in the browser and let reviewers copy or download Markdown and JSON.
  • Made module pages easier to scan: the status rail appears near the breadcrumb, related labs and learning-map relationships appear early, and a Review status panel links to the appropriate review form.
  • Added Get Started Here as a learner entry point and published the completed checkpoint to the internal GitHub Pages site.

Review First

Next

  • Gather team review of the learner entry path, the first safe activity, and the three newly completed Draft packages.
  • Use feedback to decide what should move from Draft to testing or pilot work; no status promotion is implied by this checkpoint.

Source: updates/2026-07-24.md