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Teachable Machine
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Designed for younger learners; limited model complexity
What It Does
Created by IBM engineer Dale Lane, Machine Learning for Kids teaches you to train ML models and then use them in Scratch projects. You label training data (text, images, numbers, or sounds), train a model on IBM Watson, and then use custom Scratch blocks to build interactive projects powered by your model. It bridges the gap between understanding AI conceptually and building something with it.
Setup in 5 Minutes
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- Use it without an account ("Try it now") or create a free account
to save projects.
- Teachers can create class accounts for up to 35 students.
- IBM Watson API keys are provided automatically.
Try This
Follow the "Insulting or Complimenting?" worksheet: train a text
classifier to distinguish compliments from insults, then build a Scratch
chatbot that responds differently depending on the sentiment. Test it with
sentences the model has never seen.
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