imagi Hour of AI
The Hour of AI (formerly Hour of Code) brings creative, AI-assisted coding to your classroom during Computer Science Education Week. Designed for grades 3–12, these engaging lessons are teacher-led and require no prior coding experience.
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imagi offers two classroom-ready activities for upper elementary, middle, and high school students, helping you introduce AI and coding in fun, accessible ways - perfect for Computer Science Education Week or anytime you want to inspire your students.
imagi Hour of AI
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hour of AI?
The Hour of AI is an evolution of the Hour of Code, created in response to the growing call to expand foundational AI literacy alongside computer science. The Hour of Code is a global movement designed to introduce students of all ages to computer science and programming. It consists of one-hour tutorials that are accessible to beginners and aim to demonstrate that anyone can learn to code.
Who can participate in the Hour of AI?
Anyone can participate in the Hour of AI, including students, teachers, parents, and individuals of all ages. Tutorials are available for various age groups and skill levels, from young children to adults.
Do I need prior coding or AI experience to join the Hour of AI?
No prior coding experience is necessary to participate in the Hour of AI. The tutorials are designed to be beginner-friendly and are suitable for people who have never coded before.
How much coding experience do students need?
None! Both activities are designed for complete beginners. Students will learn coding concepts through guided, hands-on activities with AI assistance.
What devices are needed to participate?
Each Hour of AI student needs a desktop, laptop, or Chromebook with an internet connection and an up-to-date browser. No downloads are required. Students can work in pairs on the same device if not enough devices are available.
What grade levels are appropriate for these activities?
Creative Coding with Python and AI is designed for grades 3-8, while Vibe Coding: Build Your First Game Using AI is for grades 9-12; however, teachers can adapt the complexity based on their students’ needs and experience levels.
Do students need individual accounts to participate?
Yes, but they’re automatically generated by the teacher inside imagi Edu. Students do not create personal accounts or provide any identifying information.
Can I use these activities outside of CSEdWeek?
Absolutely! While perfect for Computer Science Education Week, these activities can be used any time during the school year as part of your computer science, STEM, or general curriculum.
How do I get help if I run into technical issues?
We provide comprehensive setup guides, video tutorials, and direct teacher support. You can also access our educator community for peer support and troubleshooting tips or reach out to our team at support@imagilabs.com.