Each exercise from Module 6 lives as its own embeddable HTML file. Covers the boundary test, sorting information by sensitivity, matching the right tool to the data, the three security risks, and a graded share-or-not check.
Each tool is a single self-contained HTML file. Host it, then drop the URL into an Articulate Rise Embed block (or any LMS that accepts an iframe). Click Open to preview a tool the way a student will see it.
Eight things a student might paste into an AI tool. For each, apply one gut check — would you share this with an outside person or public website? — then decide safe to share or keep it out, with a per-item reason.
Eight examples, five sensitivity categories — public, personal, classroom/peer, workplace/research, and security-sensitive. Students sort each one and the responsible-sharing guidance for that category appears on the call.
Choose what you want to share and the tool you would use — free chatbot, AI web tool, university-approved, employer-internal, or on-device — and the verdict updates: usually OK, proceed with care, or don’t share, with the reasoning and the six tool-vetting questions.
A flip-card reference for the three AI-era security risks — phishing and social engineering, impersonation and synthetic media, and prompt injection in connected tools. Each card flips to what it looks like, how to reduce it, and the tell.
Eight everyday moments. Decide whether each is usually fine, allowed only with authorization and an approved tool, or off-limits. Locked answers with immediate feedback, a sticky scorecard with the three-verdict legend, and a tuned closing message.
Host each file, then in Rise insert an Embed block (Multimedia) and paste an iframe pointing at the URL.
Recommended embed heights: tools 01–04 → 720px · tool 05 (quiz) → 1400px. See the Module 2 tools index for the full embed walkthrough.