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Based on research commissioned by UNESCO IITE and Shanghai Open University, this mini-course introduces a practical vocabulary for AI literacies—helping educators and leaders communicate more effectively about AI’s role in learning, innovation, and decision-making. Rather than replacing AI frameworks, AI literacies provide a shared language to apply and adapt AI principles across diverse environments.

In this self-paced, free course, you’ll explore:

AI is shaping every sector of education and beyond. This course is for educators, instructional designers, and leaders across all learning environments, including:

Wherever you work in education or learning, this course will equip you with the foundational mindsets and skillsets to engage with AI more effectively.

FORMAT
Online Self-Paced Course

 

TIME COMMITMENT
3-5 hours total (45-60 mins per module)

 

COST
Free

 

OPENS
March 28, 2025

Module 1: What Are AI Literacies

The Role of AI in Education ● The role of AI in education and leadership ● Why AI literacies are more than technical skills ● The difference between AI skillsets and AI mindsets ● How AI literacies support the application of AI frameworks in different contexts

Practical competencies for working with AI ● AI as a creative, cognitive, and communicative tool ● Case studies of AI skill-based literacies in action

How perceptions and beliefs about AI shape its use ● AI as a cultural and civic force ● Ethical considerations and critical engagement with AI

Real-world examples and applications ● How AI literacies drive academic innovation ● Access to a growing database of AI literacies case studies ● Invitation to contribute your own case example

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