Empowering Education with AI Technology
Transforming learning through innovative digital solutions.
About AIED Academy
Our Mission
Enhance AI Literacy by providing REdDTech research based training, policy guidance, professional development, and technological solutions that strengthen educational policy, practice, research, and institutional readiness.
Our Vision
Transform education through AI Literacy by leveraging the REdDTech Nine Stakeholders-Nine Strategies Framework across Africa to empower all learners to succeed in the AI Age, and ensure a prosperous, equitable, and sustainable future for all.
Exploring our journey towards AI literacy
About AIEd Academy Inc
Executive Summary
AIEd Academy Inc (hereafter referred to as the Academy) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created by educators and registered in Delaware (USA). The Academy is a digital hub dedicated to AI Literacy and empowering Policymakers, Planners, Administrators, Educators, Library and Information Science Professionals, Young Scholars, Private Sector, Civil Society, and Communities across (Nine Stakeholders) through Responsible Educational Digital Technology (REdDTech) Research, Skilling, Upskilling, Reskilling, Micro-Credentialing, Digital Citizenship Education, Networking and Advocacy, Collaborations and Partnerships at Local, National, Regional, and Global levels, as well Media and Communication (Nine Strategies), which all together constitute the Nine Stakeholders-Nine Strategies Framework (Framework).
Educational Digital Technology (EdDT), popularly described as Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIEd) is transforming education globally by enabling personalized learning, automating administrative tasks, expanding access to quality education, and driving innovation in policy, practice, and research. However, while the Academy advocates for leveraging EdDT, we also recognize that AI, which is one of the components of EdDT, poses serious threats to privacy, equity, education, employment, environment, global peace and security, and the survival of man. What makes us unique is that we do not merely focus on EdDT but go the extra mile to ensure the adoption of Responsible Educational Digital Technology (REdDTech) policies, practices, and research informed by the Nine Stakeholders-Nine Strategies Framework. We enhance AI literacy and integration in policy practice, and research by leverage the affordances of AI while monitoring and mitigating related risks.
Unfortunately, in addition to AI risks, Africa faces a wide range of barriers to the adoption of RDEd, including the lack of effective Governance Frameworks, Human Oversight, Human-In-The-Loop (HITL) systems, Gender inequity, limited Digital Literacy, inadequate Digital Infrastructure, inequitable Digital Access, and low levels of Literacy to mention a few. The Academy, rooted in Africa and in collaborations and partnerships with international scholars, is uniquely positioned to contribute to the resolution of these challenges across the African continent.