# Handrail
> Children encounter AI in homework tools, games, voice assistants and creative apps.

## Entries
- [Sit-Along Session 04: How to Use a Chatbot to Explain Science Homework Together](https://handrail-d7b.pages.dev/chatbot-science-homework-together/): A chatbot can help a child understand a difficult science concept, provided an adult stays involved and the child remains responsible for the schoolwork.
- [An AI Homework Agreement for Families: Three Versions for Different Ages](https://handrail-d7b.pages.dev/family-ai-homework-agreement/): A family AI homework agreement should explain when AI assistance is allowed, what information must stay private and which parts of schoolwork the child must.
- [Is It a Real Person? Five Ways to Answer a Seven-Year-Old About Voice Assistants](https://handrail-d7b.pages.dev/voice-assistant-real-person-child/): A voice assistant can sound like a person without being a person.
- [Before You Approve an AI App: A Guardian's App Store Checklist](https://handrail-d7b.pages.dev/guardian-checklist-ai-app-downloads/): An app store listing can tell guardians who an AI app is designed for, what it can do, what information it may request, and whether its features suit a child.
- [Adult-Only AI Character Apps: How They Differ From Child-Friendly Chat Tools](https://handrail-d7b.pages.dev/adult-ai-character-apps-vs-child-chat/): An adult-only AI character app is designed around interaction with fictional personas and may include conversation, voice, stories, or video.
- [How to Talk to Kids About AI Apps, Adult-Only Characters, and Homework Help](https://handrail-d7b.pages.dev/talking-to-kids-about-ai-apps/): Children need a straightforward explanation that AI apps are software tools with different purposes and intended audiences.

## About
- [About Handrail](https://handrail-d7b.pages.dev/about/): what the site covers and how entries are made

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