Catalogue: AI in Education clear
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Most practices in: Philippines (12)
DepEd and Microsoft are rolling out Copilot to 1 million Filipino public-school teachers for lesson planning and admin tasks, building on 2026 …
Philippines' DepEd launched AGAP.AI in January 2026: a national AI-ethics framework plus an ASEAN Foundation/Google.org-funded track aiming to train 300,000 teachers, 1.05 …
DepEd's ARAL programme uses Microsoft Reading Progress to automate reading-fluency assessments; a Cabanatuan pilot reduced at-risk readers from 14 to 0, assessment …
CHED's Memorandum Order No. 21, Series of 2026 sets the Philippines' first national framework for AI in higher education, covering 2,366 institutions, …
Connected Women's Elevate AIDA trains marginalised Filipino women — single mothers, PWDs, displaced OFWs — in AI data annotation; grown from 60 …
DepEd's Project SALIKSeek gives staff generative-AI access to structured education data in seconds instead of days, launched alongside national Foundational Guidelines on …
The Philippines' DepEd replaced outsourced manual scoring of its National Qualifying Exam for School Heads with an in-house AI dual-scoring system, now …
RTI's 2022 USAID/DepEd pilot tested AI speech-recognition scoring of oral reading fluency in 42 Philippine schools. The AI undercounted words-per-minute by 21.8 …
Aboitiz and St. Joseph Foundations donated 25 AI-powered OrCam MyEye 2.0 wearables — which read printed text aloud and recognise faces — …
DepEd's ECAIR piloted SABAY-Salita, an AI system that screens children's speech recordings for dyslexia and speech-sound disorders, in two National Capital Region …
DepEd's ECAIR piloted an AI growth-screening tool in Metro Manila schools to speed identification of malnourished and stunted learners for feeding programmes, …
Launched by President Marcos in February 2026, TESDA's Skills Passport app stores blockchain-verified National Certificates, an AI chatbot ('Prof K') for guidance, …
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