GenAIrt

Empowering Marginalised Artists with Generative AI

Erasmus+ Small-scale Partnership in Adult Education
Project Reference: 2024-1-DE02-KA210-ADU-000246597

Join our free GenAIrt online course today!

Duration: 2 hours

About: This online self-paced course aims to empower adult artists from marginalised communities by providing accessible training in Generative AI, enhancing digital literacy, promoting inclusivity in the arts, and fostering innovative, technology-driven creative expression. Upon successfully completing the course, you will have the unique opportunity to showcase your AI-assisted art on the GenAIrt online gallery!

Certification: On successfully completing the three modules, you will receive a certificate of completion. In order to be awarded a certificate, you need to score 70% or more on each module’s final quiz. You can retake each quiz for a maximum of 3 times and check the correct and incorrect answers after each try.

Module 1: Exploring the Role of AI in Art

Module 2: Getting Started with AI Tools for Creativity

Module 3: Creating & Sharing your AI-assisted Art

The GenAIrt Objectives

Expand access to Generative AI training
Upskill artists through digital literacy
Promote inclusive platforms for artistic expression
Increase visibility of underrepresented artists
Support equity in arts education
Recommend tech education for inclusion

Discover your artistic power through Generative AI and innovation

Join the movement: creative freedom meets cutting-edge digital tools

Showcase your GenAIrt!

Once you successfully complete our online course, you will be able to put your skills into practice and showcase your GenAIrt to the world on our dedicated project gallery.

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