Course: Generative AI for Business and Creative Professionals | AI in Society: Ethical and Social Implications Instructor: Professor Mike DeHaan Institution: CT State Norwalk Community College Version: 2.0 Last Updated: December 2024
This repository contains the complete, expanded AI Challenge Card Game system with:
✨ NEW: 24 Additional Challenge Cards
- 12 Prediction Cards - Anticipate AI system failures
- 12 Risk Assessment Cards - Systematic framework-based analysis
✨ NEW: Comprehensive Documentation
- Complete Requirements Guide (60+ pages)
- Quick Start Guide (5-minute read)
- Updated Master Rubric (all 4 card types)
✨ Complete Course Materials
- All card decks (72 total cards)
- Case studies (Liberty Regional Bank, TrendSetters)
- Board simulations
- Course development materials
- Prompt Cards (18) - Write effective AI prompts for business scenarios
- Debate Cards (18) - Argue positions on AI ethics and policy
- Prediction Cards (12) ⭐NEW - Predict AI system failures before outcomes
- Risk Assessment Cards (12) ⭐NEW - Apply 6-part risk framework
- Quick Start Guide - 5-minute setup and gameplay
- Complete Requirements - Comprehensive 60+ page guide
- Facilitation Guide - Detailed instructor notes
- Game Day Workflow - Session planning
- Master Rubric - All 4 card types with examples
- Scoring System - Point allocation and tracking
- Grading Template - Excel tracking spreadsheet
- Case 1: Liberty Regional Bank - AI hiring algorithm bias
- Case 2: TrendSetters Retail - Dynamic pricing and customer segmentation
- Syllabus materials
- Lecture plans
- Assessment rubrics
- Learning outcomes
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Read the Quick Start Guide (5 min)
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Review Card Decks (10 min)
- Browse Card_Decks/ folder
- Choose 2-3 cards for first session
- Print scenario sections (NOT answer keys)
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Setup Classroom (15 min)
- Arrange team seating (3-5 students per team)
- Prepare shared documents
- Load grading rubric on device
- Test timer and scoreboard
- Explain rules (5 min)
- Form teams (2 min)
- Run 2-3 rounds (40 min)
- Assign card → Work time → Grade → Reveal answer
- Debrief (5 min)
- Update tracking (5 min)
Recommended first cards:
- Start: Prompt Cards 1-6 (easiest)
- Then: Prediction Cards 1-4 (simple scenarios)
- Later: Risk Assessment Cards (most complex)
- Start: Quick Start Guide
- Deep dive: Complete Requirements
- Reference: Master Rubric
- Facilitation Guide - Advanced techniques
- Game Day Workflow - Session optimization
- Instructor Notes - Detailed commentary
- Generative AI for Business and Creative Professionals
- AI in Society: Ethical and Social Implications
- Google IT Support Professional Certificate Program
CT State Norwalk Community College Norwalk, Connecticut
Professor Mike DeHaan
- Developer of innovative pedagogical approaches
- Creator of AI Challenge Card Game system
- Specialist in AI ethics and business applications
| Type | Quantity | Time | Challenge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prompt | 18 | 5-8 min | Write effective AI prompts |
| Debate | 18 | 8-12 min | Argue AI ethics/policy positions |
| Prediction | 12 | 8-10 min | Anticipate system failures |
| Risk Assessment | 12 | 12-15 min | Apply 6-part framework |
- All cards: 10 points maximum
- Real-time grading by instructor
- Rubric-based evaluation
- Immediate feedback and teaching moments
Students develop:
- Critical thinking about AI limitations
- Prompt engineering skills
- Ethical reasoning and argumentation
- Systematic risk assessment
- Anticipatory thinking
- Collaborative problem-solving
AI-Challenge-Card-Game-v2/
├── Card_Decks/ # All 72 challenge cards
├── Documentation/ # Guides and requirements
├── Grading/ # Rubrics and tracking
├── Case_Studies/ # Deep-dive case analyses
├── Course_Development/ # Syllabus and planning
├── Reference_Materials/# Framework handouts
└── Templates/ # Google Docs/Sheets references
- ✅ 12 Prediction Cards with hidden outcomes
- ✅ 12 Risk Assessment Cards with framework
- ✅ Updated Master Rubric (all 4 card types)
- ✅ Complete Requirements Document (60+ pages)
- ✅ Quick Start Guide
- ✅ Integrated case studies and course materials
- ✅ Comprehensive documentation
- ✅ Grading system standardized across all cards
- ✅ Framework-based risk assessment methodology
- ✅ Real-time evaluation procedures
- ✅ Team management strategies
- ✅ Course integration guidance
- ✅ Original 18 Prompt Cards
- ✅ Original 18 Debate Cards
- ✅ Core game mechanics
- ✅ Team-based learning approach
- ✅ Real-time grading philosophy
- Computer with grading rubric access
- Shared document system (Google Docs, Teams, Canvas, etc.)
- Timer (visible to students)
- Projector/screen for scoreboard
- Printed cards or digital card distribution
- Team workspace (3-5 students)
- Access to shared documents
- Paper/digital space for drafting responses
- Framework reference sheet (for Risk Assessments)
- Excel for tracking scores
- Presentation slides for instructions
- Student handouts with game rules
Created by: Professor Mike DeHaan, CT State Norwalk Community College With assistance from: Claude AI (Anthropic) Version 2.0: December 2024
Usage Rights:
- Free for educational use
- Attribution required when sharing or adapting
- Not for commercial use without permission
Citation:
DeHaan, M. (2024). AI Challenge Card Game System v2.
CT State Norwalk Community College.
https://github.com/[your-username]/AI-Challenge-Card-Game-v2
This is a living educational resource. Feedback, improvements, and contributions welcome:
- Report Issues: Found a card that doesn't work well? Let us know.
- Suggest Cards: Have ideas for new scenarios? Submit them.
- Share Experiences: Used this in your course? Tell us how it went.
- Improve Documentation: Clearer explanations always welcome.
Contact: Professor Mike DeHaan, CT State Norwalk Community College
- Start with Quick Start Guide
- Check Troubleshooting
- Review FAQ section
- Contact instructor with specific questions
Interested in using this system in your course? Resources available for:
- Course planning
- Customization guidance
- Assessment integration
- Faculty training
- ✅ Read Quick Start Guide
- ✅ Browse Card Decks
- ✅ Review Master Rubric
- ✅ Run first game session
- ✅ Try new Prediction Cards
- ✅ Implement Risk Assessment Cards
- ✅ Review updated rubric
- ✅ Integrate with case studies
- ✅ Explore Course Development
- ✅ Review Case Studies
- ✅ Adapt to your context
- ✅ Share your innovations
Ready to transform your AI education? Let's get started! 🚀
Last updated: December 2024 | Version 2.0