Topic: AI in education clear · back to the knowledge map
Bedfordshire ran a published evaluation comparing its human-tutor Studiosity writing service with a new AI-augmented version. The 2024 AI trial cut average …
Finland's education ministry and Opetushallitus published national AI recommendations (31 March 2025) after consulting 172 organisations and youth 'Digiraati' councils, covering legal …
Kenyan edtech M-Shule delivers AI-adaptive formative assessment and personalised literacy/numeracy practice via basic SMS, no internet or smartphone required. A 2025 peer-reviewed …
Malawi national programme deploying onecourse (onebillion) AI-adaptive tablets for Standards 1–4 literacy and numeracy across all 6,000 public primary schools by 2029. …
Poland's Digital Student programme equips 12,000 schools with AI labs (1.86 bn PLN/€437 m) while Lekcja:AI and ZBADAI offer free three-level AI …
Kazakhstan approved joint ministerial AI-in-education standards (2025–2029) on ethics, data protection and academic integrity for 4.1 million pupils; AI entered school subjects …
Jamaica's 2022 pilot developed accessible digital storybooks tested in five schools—four for deaf, blind and intellectually disabled students. UNICEF's 10-country ADT programme; …
Free open-source AAC platform for non-verbal children (autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome). UNICEF Innovation Fund-backed; 40+ languages; 80+ countries active. PIADS evaluation …
EducAid and FabData deploy theTeacher.ai, a WhatsApp AI assistant for 529 teachers in 300 Sierra Leonean schools. A World Bank study of …
National 2025 programme deploying AI tools — Google Gemini, MagicSchool, Minecraft sandbox — across all Israeli schools for grades 4–12, backed by …
AI platform grouping similar student responses for batch grading; 3.2M students at 2,600+ universities. A peer-reviewed ACM 2017 study found 67% of …
From April 2022, Japan's MEXT made "Information I" mandatory for all ~3M high school students—covering programming, data analysis, networks and AI; the …
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