Artificial intelligence curriculum for primary and secondary schools

AI and the development of digital comptence

Media education IV

Machine Emotion Recognition

Machine Emotion Recognition

This activity focuses on machine detection of emotions from human face. The topic is mainly approached from an ethics perspective, but of course the lesson also explains how these systems work. The methodology also includes an extension activity of sentiment analysis from text. The lesson is not directly related to the previous one, but it is an important piece to the puzzle of understanding the contemporary world.

Information about lessons

Subsidies

45-90 minutes

Vintages or preconceptions

8. and 9. primary school grades and secondary school grades

Building stones

Machine Emotion Recognition

Aids

Teacher: Projection equipment, presentation.
Students: Computers or tablets with camera.

What pupils learn

 Artificial intelligence systems can detect emotions in text, images, video, or voice with some accuracy.

Why is it taught

They think critically about the use of digital services and devices in everyday life.

How do we know if they've learned

Explain the principle of machine recognition of emotions from human faces. Describe the ethical aspects associated with this technology.

Outputs of the RVP

RVP Outcomes - Computer Science
I-9-4-05 can direct their actions to minimize the risk of data loss or misuse; describes the operation and discusses the limitations of security solutions

RVP Outcomes - Education for citizenship
VO-9-1-05 critically approaches media information, expresses his/her attitude towards the effect of propaganda and advertising on public opinion and people's behaviour

RVP Outcomes G - Computer Science and Information and Communication Technology
Organizes data effectively and protects it against damage or misuse.

RVP Outcomes G - Civic and social science foundation
Explains the nature of some contemporary social problems and describes the possible effects of socially pathological behaviour on individuals and society.

Bloom's taxonomy

Understanding: Students explain the principles of machine recognition of emotions in text, images, and voice.
Application: They use MorphCast to analyze emotions.
Analysis: They analyze the results of emotion recognition and discuss their accuracy and limitations.

Digital competences

Utilization and engagement
Benefit and development

Five Big Ideas

4-C-I Understanding emotions

Methodological material

Version: 05
Number of pilots: 02
Last update: 01/25

Author: Eva Nečasová
Methodological consultant: Pet'a Dovhunová
Methodological guarantors: Martin Volný, Petr Vraný, Pavel Žalský
Expert guarantors: Pavel Kordík, Tomáš Mlynář
Language proofreading: Marcela Wimmerová