JAG-K AI Ethics Courses Training

The AI Ethics pilot you completed is part of a bigger experiment: XRSI and JAG‑K joined forces under a Kapor Foundation grant to weave the Responsible AI & Tech Justice Guide into three high‑energy classroom modules on decision‑making, data integrity, and the Information Age.

Together we explored how to spot algorithmic bias, weigh values before hitting “generate,” and question who benefits when machines make choices. These lessons echo the Guide’s six justice‑centered practices—examining the AI creation ecosystem, interrogating tech–human relationships, and minimizing harm, among others. Your reflections now will steer what happens next. The Kapor Foundation invests in programs that put equity at the heart of technology.

Sources, and every comment you share helps us sharpen future courses so they empower even more students to use AI boldly and responsibly. Spend five minutes with the form below and let us know what stuck, what sparked new ideas, and where you still want guidance. Your voice doesn’t just evaluate a class—it shapes the next wave of justice‑minded tech education.

Quick housekeeping

• ⏱ Time commitment: The survey is short—about 5 minutes from start to finish.
• 🔒 Privacy: Your answers stay confidential. Names and emails are optional.
• ✅ What to expect: Mostly multiple‑choice and a couple of open questions—no right or wrong answers, just your honest thoughts.
• 📬 Need help? If anything isn’t clear, email us at info@xrsi.org and we’ll sort it out.

Thanks for lending your voice!

AI Ethics Pilot Course — 30‑Day Feedback

Thank you for joining the XRSI × JAG‑K pilot AI Ethics class. A month has passed since the training, and we’d love to hear how the experience has shaped your thinking and use of generative AI. The survey takes about five minutes; responses are confidential and will guide future improvements.

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Choose the option that best matches your current standing: 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 / Graduate.

Since the class, how often have you used AI tools? *

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• Weekly
• A few times
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Count any AI tool—text, image, or data‑based—used inside or outside class.

Impact of course learnings *

	Not helpful (learned nothing new)	Slightly helpful (picked up a couple of ideas)	Moderately helpful (useful overall)	Very helpful (clear positive impact)	Extremely helpful (transformative learning)
Overall, how helpful was the course?	Not helpful (learned nothing new)Overall, how helpful was the course? Not helpful (learned nothing new)	Slightly helpful (picked up a couple of ideas)Overall, how helpful was the course? Slightly helpful (picked up a couple of ideas)	Moderately helpful (useful overall)Overall, how helpful was the course? Moderately helpful (useful overall)	Very helpful (clear positive impact)Overall, how helpful was the course? Very helpful (clear positive impact)	Extremely helpful (transformative learning)Overall, how helpful was the course? Extremely helpful (transformative learning)

Think about how much the lessons, activities, and discussions supported your learning.

Use of course learnings *

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How confident are you now in using generative AI responsibly?	Not confidentHow confident are you now in using generative AI responsibly? Not confident	Slightly confidentHow confident are you now in using generative AI responsibly? Slightly confident	Somewhat confidentHow confident are you now in using generative AI responsibly? Somewhat confident	ConfidentHow confident are you now in using generative AI responsibly? Confident	Very confidentHow confident are you now in using generative AI responsibly? Very confident

Confidence means feeling able to choose, verify, and apply AI tools ethically.

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For this idea emphasized by course, "Recognising AI, data bias, and potential harms" *AppliedNeed more practice

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For this idea emphasized by course, "Following an ethical decision‑making process" *AppliedNeed more practice

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For this idea emphasized by course, "Practising integrity, fairness, and honest data use" *AppliedNeed more practice

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For this idea emphasized by course, "Critically evaluating AI‑generated content and algorithms" *AppliedNeed more practice

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For this idea emphasized by course, "Assessing AI’s impact on society and power structures" *AppliedNeed more practice

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For this idea emphasized by course, "Becoming a conscious consumer who can accept / refuse AI tech" *AppliedNeed more practice

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In one sentence, what is your biggest takeaway from the course? *

Summarize the single most important idea or skill you gained.

What could we change or add to make the course stronger? *

Suggest new topics, different activities, or resources that would improve learning.

May we quote your feedback in future course materials (first name only, no last names)? *YesNo

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