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This project explores a co-designed approach to AI literacy with SCQF level 2 students based in Supported Education at UHI Inverness. (Pierre et al 2024) and (Zhao et al 2025), recommends, including students from this demographic to contribute to AI policies. Initial sessions used multimodal activities questioning the student’s preferences, on written instructions, images, short videos, and peer support. Its focus was on how learners best understand and retain instructions. This was to gauge preferences and accessibility. Feedback revealed that students benefited most from a blend of clear written steps or instructions, simple visuals and support from trusted persons. Lessons then addressed key AI literacies, including privacy, bias, hallucinations and sustainability, using relatable analogies and interactive games. Building on this, students contributed to the creation of a simplified AI guidance document including creating the supporting images to statements, with the process aligned to Skills Development Scotland’s, Meta-skills framework (Skill Development Scotland, n.d)

A 60-90 minute workshop to allow the learners to have a better understanding of who they are, how they have demonstrated the positives of in their lives and how this can act as a motivator moving forward.