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Experience AI — free global AI literacy curriculum (Raspberry Pi Foundation & Google DeepMind)

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Free AI-literacy curriculum for students aged 11–14, launched April 2023: 30,000+ educators trained across 180+ countries, reaching an estimated 2.9 million young people; 93% of educators report increased AI knowledge and 89% of students say they better understand AI. UNESCO King

30,000+
Educators trained (2025)
2.9M
Estimated young people reached (2025)
700,000+
Resource downloads
93 %
Educators reporting increased AI knowledge (self-report)
89 %
Students reporting better understanding of AI/ML (self-report)
Experience AI — free global AI literacy curriculum (Raspberry Pi Foundation & Google DeepMind)

Details

Maturity
Scaling
Promoter
Raspberry Pi Foundation
Period
2023–present
Keywords
NGO, technology, education

Context

Experience AI, launched in April 2023 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation with Google DeepMind, is a free AI-literacy curriculum for 11-14 year-olds, with lesson plans, classroom activities and educator training in multiple languages.

Results

By 2025, more than 30,000 educators across 180+ countries had completed the training (an estimated 2.9 million young people reached) with 700,000+ resource downloads. Post-programme self-report surveys found 93% of educators said the training increased their AI knowledge and 89% of students said they better understood AI/ML — self-reported figures with no randomised control group. Experience AI was named a 2025 UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize laureate.

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