[Latest News] Heartbot AI Partners with National Tsing Hua University to Launch “AI Literacy Parent–Child Co-Learning Camp”

December 15, 2025

Learning and Creating Together to Build Strong AI Literacy for Children

In response to the new challenges education faces in the era of generative AI, Heartbot AI Inc. has partnered with the AI Education Technology Center of National Tsing Hua University to launch a two-day “AI Literacy Parent–Child Co-Learning Camp.”
The camp will take place from January 26 to January 27, 2026, at the College of Education, National Tsing Hua University, and is designed to guide families in understanding, learning, and responsibly using artificial intelligence together.

This co-learning camp is specially designed for students in Grades 4–6 and their parents. It emphasizes that AI education is not merely about “playing with AI tools,” but about truly understanding how AI works. Centered on parent–child co-learning, the program combines guided instruction with hands-on activities to help children build foundational AI concepts, critical thinking skills, and creativity, while also supporting parents in understanding AI’s role and boundaries in learning and everyday life.

From Understanding to Creation: Building a Solid Foundation in AI Literacy

With AI literacy and parent–child co-learning at its core, the curriculum covers topics such as AI fundamentals, AI-powered text generation, image generation, collaborative AI storytelling, and reflective discussions on AI use. Parents and children will work together to complete a full AI story creation project.

Participants will gain hands-on experience using the GenieBench AI education platform, learning how to collaborate with AI in a safe and well-controlled environment—using AI as a creative partner rather than a passive tool.

Heartbot AI emphasizes that AI literacy is not just about technical skills, but also about understanding, judgment, and responsibility. The course design places special focus on learning how to ask the right questions, how to identify AI-generated content, and how to use AI as a supportive tool for learning and creativity. Through this process, children develop both technological awareness and expressive thinking skills.

Parent–Child Co-Learning: Giving Parents Confidence and Children the Courage to Learn

Unlike traditional one-way technology courses, this program adopts a parent–child co-learning model, allowing parents to actively participate in their child’s learning journey. This approach helps families better understand the learning patterns and challenges children may face in the AI era, while building shared guidelines for responsible AI use at home.

By learning together, the program reduces children’s distance from technology and empowers parents to find effective ways to support their children’s growth in a rapidly evolving digital world.

What’s Included

Participants will receive:

Three months of complimentary GenieBench Parent Access (valued at NT$2,100)
Professionally designed course materials and learning templates
AI storybook project files
Certificate of completion
Lunch and refreshments for both days
Two-day parking fee discounts

Event Information

Event Title: Heartbot AI × NTHU AI Education Technology Center
AI Literacy Parent–Child Co-Learning Camp
Date & Time: January 26 (Mon) – January 27 (Tue), 2026
(Total of 12 instructional hours)
Location: College of Education, National Tsing Hua University
(Room 106)
Participants: Students in Grades 4–6 and one accompanying parent
(Full participation required)
Fee: NT$7,200
(Includes course materials, lunch, and insurance)
Registration: Online via ACCUPASS
(Limited seats available; registration closes once full)