Enhancing artificial intelligence literacy through cross-cultural online workshops
Authors:
- Satu-Maarit KorteSKSatu-Maarit Korte
- William Man-Yin CheungWCWilliam Man-Yin Cheung
- Mari MaasiltaMMMari Maasilta
- Siu-Cheung KongSKSiu-Cheung Kong
- Pigga KeskitaloPKPigga Keskitalo
- Lixun WangLWLixun Wang
- Chaak Ming LauCLChaak Ming Lau
- John Chi Kin LeeJLJohn Chi Kin Lee
- Michelle Mingyue GuMGMichelle Mingyue Gu
Open Access
- 23 January 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Computers and Education Open
- Vol. 6
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