Last updated on 4 October 2025
Swiss Radio Television (RTS) has just enriched its pedagogical offer with OKI, a brand new digital educational magazine innovative for children from 10 to 12 years old. This new 8-10 minute weekly format, which has been available for a few days, offers a modern approach to media literacy and digital learning.
This new media is initially aimed at Swiss students and teachers, but it is open and free and could interest a much wider audience. I was conquered. I advise you. Oki?
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Open dissemination for all
OKI adopts a particularly accessible dissemination strategy. Every Wednesday at noon, a new episode is posted on the Play RTS platform, followed by a TV broadcast on Saturday morning. For teachers in France and other French-speaking countries, the free online digital version is a natural choice, allowing for flexible use and adapted to the pace of each class.
OKI is aimed directly at students aged 10 to 12, the Alpha generation that grew up with screens, algorithms and a thirst for understanding the world in real time. But it is not just entertainment. It is a comprehensive educational tool, designed for teachers.
OKI: A magazine that speaks the same language as your students
Have you ever tried to explain artificial intelligence (AI) to a class of CM2 or 6th? The concept may seem abstract and complex. This is precisely whereOKI comes into play. The magazine takes social topics, scientific questions or technological issues, and transforms them into dynamic videos, from 8 to 10 minutes.
The approach is unique and resolutely participatory. Instead of having an “expert” speaking, OKI stage mini-reporters, children of their age, who investigate, ask questions and dissect subjects.
Artificial intelligence as a first theme
The first episodes of OKI demonstrate the ambition of the programme by tackling a crucial subject: artificial intelligence. The first part, dedicated to detecting AI-generated images, proposes a particularly relevant approach to developing students’ critical thinking. Through concrete examples and accessible analytical methods, young people learn to question the visual content around them.
The second episode continues this exploration by demystifying the functioning of generative AI. Without falling into technical complexity, it allows students to understand the fundamental principles of this technology and its implications in their daily lives. This approach is particularly welcome as AI becomes more and more popular in classrooms.
Beyond a simple video: a turnkey educational kit
What really distinguishes OKI of the other content available online is that the offer is really designed for teachers. Each episode is accompanied by a pedagogical material complete, available free of charge on the RTS website. This material shall include in particular:
- Factsheets for teachers: They give you context, discussion tracks and activities to prolong the reflection in class.
- Factsheets for pupils: Directly linked to the video, these sheets offer questions to be completed and exercises that anchor learning.
Imagine a course session on AI. You can start by watching the episode ofOKI Titled "True or False?" Learn to unmask images created by AI ! ". . . The video shows concretely how an AI generates images, and what are the signs to spot a fake photo. Then you use the activity sheets so that students practice identifying fake images themselves. Quality turnkey.
A free and accessible resource
All OKI educational content and resources are available free of charge on the RTS educational platform. For French teachers, this is the opportunity enrich your toolbox with quality content, complementary to existing national resources. The weekly rhythm of publications makes it easy to integrate this content into a pedagogical progression. The magazine has just been launched. We wish him a long life.
OKI Magazine illustrates the value of collaborations and exchanges of educational resources within the Francophonie. This Swiss magazine, thanks to the quality of its content and its universal pedagogical approach, demonstrates that the right educational resources have no borders. A great opportunity to diversify your teaching materials with relevant content.
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