ATAA AI Literacy Competencies
Issued by
George Mason University
After earning this badge, the learner will demonstrate the five competencies defined by the U.S. Department of Labor's AI literacy framework: understanding AI's core principles, capabilities, and limitations; exploring discipline-specific AI tools and use cases; directing AI effectively through clear context and well-structured prompts; evaluating AI-generated outputs for accuracy and relevance; and using AI responsibly, with attention to privacy, equity, and integrity.
- Type Learning
- Level Foundational
- Time Months
- Cost Free
Skills
- Academic Achievement
- Academic Ethics
- Academic Integrity
- Academic Standards
- Agentic AI
- AI Bias Mitigation
- AI Ethics
- AI Fundamentals
- AI Prompting
- Algorithmic Bias
- Analytical Thinking
- Applied Artificial Intelligence
- Applied Machine Learning
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Bias Detection
- Computational Thinking
- Confidentiality
- Critical Analysis
- Critical Thinking
- Curriculum Development
- Data Literacy
- Data Privacy
- Educational Technology
- Ethical Conduct
- Fairness in AI
- Generative AI
- Information Privacy
- Instructional Design (ID)
- Instructional Technology
- Machine Learning (ML)
- Neural Networks
- Personal Integrity
- Privacy Protection
- Prompt Engineering
- Research Integrity
- Responsible AI
- Responsible Innovation
- Structured Prompting
- Technology Ethics
- Trustworthy AI
Earning Criteria
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Each module will include an assessment to check learners’ understanding and/or application.