Students gather at the CECE Lab booth at the STEM Expo while a team member explains an activity
Morgan State University STEM Expo September 26, 2026. Students tried augmented reality, a green-screen studio and movement games at our booth. Read more
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Free AI lessons and activities for K–12 classrooms

Lessons, Cece stories, games and printables from Morgan State University's CEAMLS, tested in Baltimore schools and libraries. Most of it works without devices or internet.

AI Games and Playground Train Cece's robot, build a neuron, spot the AI. CECE Stories Fourteen illustrated stories with read-aloud audio. Find a Lesson Complete lessons and teaching files, K–8.

Now enrolling AI Education Teacher Program Apple devices, hands-on PD and ready-to-teach lessons for Maryland public school teachers, K–12. No AI experience needed.

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What the 2025–26 program delivered

250

Students taught directly by our team

2,000+

Students reached through the teachers we trained

50

AI Teacher Fellows trained, each with 25 hours of PD

14

Sites: 12 schools and 2 public libraries

K–12 AI Curriculum Development Project, September 2025 – June 2026. How we counted

News and events

September 26, 2026

Morgan State University STEM Expo

Our booth, held with OIC of America STEMFest 2026, welcomed students, families and educators to try augmented reality, Image Playground and iMovie, and Nex Playground.

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July 25–26, 2026

Human-AI Innovation Collaboration Challenge

Our first challenge, held with NSEA 2026. Winners: Team Striker (first), Team InnovAIte (second) and Team R & J AI (third).

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Team Black Coders with their trophies and winner's check at the NextGen AI Innovation Challenge

From our classrooms

Vision IQ: reading the board aloud

Four electrical engineering undergraduates built Vision IQ at our NextGen AI Innovation Challenge: a low-cost tool that reads classroom text aloud for students with visual impairments. They used hardware an under-resourced school can afford, and hope to fit a future version into a glasses frame.

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