Identify the need
Start with practical needs in public-benefit activities.
Which tasks could AI help with?
Xiaowu · Free community class · Edition 0
AI + Public-benefit activities
Explore practical ways to use AI, and discuss its limits, through case studies.
Free · Small group of 8
01 / Join us
Invited members only. 8 places in total (including children and accompanying parents); submit once per group.
Online registration opens: (Beijing time)
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Membership is by invitation; you may activate or log in ahead of time. Need a code? Contact a teacher
We record only your member ID and total attendance count, visible only to you and administrators. Guardians register for minors; do not post children’s names, schools or phone numbers in the group. Obtain separate consent before taking or publishing identifiable photos or videos, including guardian consent for minors.

After reserving online, scan or long-press in WeChat to join the class group (QR valid before 27 October).
Save QR code02 / Case sharing and discussion
Discuss research, communication and action planning: what AI can support, and what still needs human judgment.
Start with practical needs in public-benefit activities.
Which tasks could AI help with?
Share approaches to prompting, organizing information and communicating ideas.
How can we describe a need clearly?
Verify AI outputs and protect participants’ personal information.
What requires human review?
Turn ideas from the discussion into a manageable everyday action.
What could my first step be?
No single preset answer—everyone shares their own view.
03 / Your learning guides
Lead teacher
Co-founder of Xiaowu Learning Community · Blue Sky Rescue volunteer · Zhangjiang volunteer
Science & technology educator · AI instructor · Children’s programming coach
Shares approaches to AI in public-benefit settings while encouraging independent judgment.
More about ChengmuTeaching assistant
Five-star volunteer
Supports group discussion and shares real volunteer examples.
Personal volunteer affiliations only; no institutional endorsement implied.
Make it meaningful
AI supports learning. It does not replace independent thinking.