We keep the guides, practice materials, videos, and outside courses we use or recommend in one place so students can come back to them after a session.
Made for VidhyaVision sessions
You can read these materials on the website before downloading anything. We also keep PDF, Word, and Excel copies available for students or schools that want to use them offline.
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Our beginner guide for Python, basic AI ideas, safe AI use, and a few small projects students can try on a laptop.
Read it online, or download a PDF or Word copy if you want to keep it for later or use it offline.
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A simple workbook students can use to keep track of what they learned, session notes, goals, and project progress.
You can look through the workbook on the website before downloading the Excel file.
Other free resources we like
We picked a small set of free resources that are useful for beginners instead of listing everything we could find. Start with the topic you are working on and use the ones that make sense for you.
New to AI? Start with a short explanation of how it works, then try a simple browser activity before moving to harder material.
Start with Scratch or basic Python, then use small projects to practice loops, conditions, functions, and problem solving.
This section is for schools that already have Arduino boards, sensors, or basic electronics. The beginner coding projects do not require any of this hardware.
School-learning websites and career tools students can use after a session to explore subjects, jobs, and possible next steps.
A note about outside resources
Some links on this page go to free material made by other organizations. We include them because we think they are useful for students; the organizations listed do not sponsor or endorse VidhyaVision unless we specifically say so.