AILitKit Review: AI Tool for Education

AI literacy belongs in every subject. Everyone agrees. But nobody gave classroom teachers a practical way to deliver it. AILitKit changes that. A teacher uploads any lesson, any subject, any age group. In about a minute, the tool generates four AI literacy activities: Explore, Analyse, Create, Reflect. Each one comes with coaching notes telling the teacher exactly what to say. Support, challenge and differentiation built in. Aligned to 11 international frameworks including DfE, UNESCO, and the OECD AILit Framework for PISA 2029. Three out of four activities are unplugged. No devices needed. Debates, role plays, paper prototypes, philosophical enquiries. AI literacy is about thinking critically, not staring at screens. The platform also includes a glossary of over 300 AI terms, each explained in plain English and adapted for five age groups. Framework coverage tracking builds a heatmap of AI literacy delivery across subjects and year groups over time. AILitKit works with any curriculum. IB, British, American, Australian, or any national system. The tool starts with the teacher's lesson, not a framework. Teachers already know their curriculum. AILitKit shows them where AI literacy already lives inside it. Built by Matthew Wemyss, a working classroom teacher and school leader with 15 years in education. AILitKit was built for the teachers who went quiet when AI literacy came up. Not because they did not care. Because nobody showed them they were already teaching it.