From Raspberry Pi and Google DeepMind – (note that the cut-off to register will likely happen this week)

“The Experience AI team has been busy creating new resources, and we’re now looking for teachers who would be willing to test our new Facial recognition lesson and discussion pack before 11 December 2026. These resources are suitable for students aged 11+ and can be delivered either formally in a classroom setting or informally as part of an after-school activity or club.

The lesson introduces facial recognition as an example of an AI system. Students will learn what AI is, the types of facial recognition, where it is used, and how it works. The discussion pack gives students the opportunity to explore the benefits and limitations of facial recognition systems. Students read either a pro- or anti-facial recognition text before taking part in a guided discussion to present their findings. There is also a rubric included for assessment.

We’d really value your support in piloting these new resources. Your feedback has been essential in making sure our Experience AI resources work in different educational contexts around the world. We’d also be grateful if you could forward this email to any teachers in your school or network who you think might be interested.

If you would like to pilot the Facial recognition lesson and discussion pack, you can register your interest by completing this short form. We’ll be in touch with further details. We will be sending out the resources in a couple of weeks so please make sure to register interest as early as possible to avoid missing out.”

The Experience AI team (2 November 2026)
aiprojects@raspberrypi.org