WP4 – ai-schoolproject

work package 4

Education and Artificial Intelligence: Change Starts in Schools

AI-School’s communication strategy is designed to ensure that the project’s results reach a broad and diverse audience, maximizing its impact at local, national, and European level.

Giving visibility to the results

AI-School aims to promote its tools, outcomes, and methodologies among educators, students, policymakers, and the wider public.

Sharing resources and good practices

The project disseminates educational materials and open resources to encourage their use and replication in different contexts.

Promoting transnational collaboration

Schools, training providers, technology partners, and local stakeholders are involved in a network of exchange and innovation.

Contributing to educational policies

One of the project’s central objectives is to support the integration of artificial intelligence education into school curricula.

Ensuring long-term sustainability

AI-School works to leave a concrete legacy, so that its results can continue to live on even after the project has ended.

The project is disseminated through a coordinated set of channels and tools: the official website, the e-learning platform, social media, newsletters, webinars, in-person events, conferences, seminars, local media, publications, and promotional materials such as brochures, videos, and infographics.
This multichannel strategy makes it possible to present the project in a way that is accessible, consistent, and suitable for different audiences.

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Sustainability

A key part of the AI-School journey is sustainability. The project is working to ensure that the curriculum, platform, and open educational resources continue to be used, shared, and enhanced even after the funding period ends, involving educational authorities, schools, and local networks to support the concrete and long-term adoption of the model developed.