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One of the best things about Hour of AI is seeing the creative ways that ALL teachers bring computer science, AI science, and data science to their classrooms. Our favorite? Two teachers used the Spanish-language tracks in our Dance Party activity to encourage cross-curricular learning. Start planning your Hour of AI event now and explore new activities on November 16th!

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The Hour of AI includes hundreds of activities from years past to enjoy with your students, but don’t forget: New activities from CodeAI and our partners drop this month! And this year, we’ve got something really special for every grade level and teachers, too! Stay tuned!

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Katie and Sarah, high school seniors in Redmond, Washington, started using Hour of Code activities in elementary school. Today, they’re working with epidemiology experts to use AI to model how cholera spreads in refugee camps.

"When I really think about what led me to this point, it was Code.org — I started out playing the games, and that inspired me to take Python classes in middle school. This year, it inspired me to work on this epidemiology project." —Katie

An Hour of Code led to learning Python, and programming led to questions about how AI works — and how to use it for good.

What will your students be inspired by?

Don’t miss this year’s new activity drop on 11/16.

For Daphne, AI is a way to explore new ideas faster than she could on her own, and to learn technologies she might never have tried before. Now she’s empowered to dive in, and to do it quickly.

Watch Daphne’s full If/Then story: brnw.ch/21x6Sdh

You don’t have to know everything to Start Building. Join us and @MicrosoftSkills on 11/17 at 7 a.m. PT for a free webinar. Can’t make it? Register for the recording. Hour of AI Ready, our free 35-min educator module, launches 11/16. brnw.ch/21x6S9d #HourofAI