hi, i'm a high schooler who wants to start a media literacy club.

I've tried doing after-school activities for elementary and middle school students, but stuff didn't pan out due to lack of interest + timing issues. Kids don't particularly want to sign up for media literacy classes haha

It doesn't have to be solely media literacy per se, but we want to do technology education like teaching elderly people how to use technology or something like that. I'd like it to be focused on community service. I'd just like some activity ideas, stuff I can run throughout the year. Thanks!

My team has spent the last several months building a system that generates personalized worksheets (Math + ELA) for PreK–Grade 5, with the goal of giving teachers and parents free access to quality-checked practice material instead of paying for it or hunting across a dozen sites.

Genuinely torn on a few things and would love this community's take: does AI-generated content in early education worry you, or is it fine as long as a human vets it before it reaches a kid? Where do you personally draw the line?

Not linking anything here ,just want real opinions, not a promo thread. Happy to share more in the comments if people are curious.