Education must remain a common good in the age of #AI#. At @UNESCO’s #DigitalLearningWeek#, education leaders adopted a joint Ministerial Statement calling for AI to support, not replace, the processes through which learners develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Hear from Nigeria’s Minister of State for Education H.E. Prof. @Suwaiba_Said Ahmad as she reflects on the key challenges in navigating these questions. Learn more: @NigEducation

93% of higher education professionals use AI tools regularly or occasionally, according to a @UNESCO global survey among UNESCO Chairs and UNITWIN Networks. But only 33.4% feel very confident using AI. How can teachers become leaders of the digital transformation? Join #DigitalLearningWeek# to learn more:

AI is already part of higher education. But are educators being given the support they need to use it with confidence? At #DigitalLearningWeek#, @UNESCO is bringing educators and policymakers together to build the skills, trust and clarity needed to navigate AI.

Professional judgement lies at the heart of teaching, and AI should not substitute that expertise. Teachers must retain the ability to question and override the tools they are given. At Digital Learning Week, @UNESCO encourages global dialogue on this and other critical questions around AI and education. Learn more: #DigitalLearning# #FutureOfEducation# #TeachersCannotBeCoded#

AI can raise scores and still undermine learning. When AI substitutes for mental effort, it can reduce opportunities to develop critical thinking. At Digital Learning Week, @UNESCO promotes reflection and dialogue on how educators can use AI systems to foster critical thinking and learning, instead of doing the thinking for students. Learn more: #DigitalLearning# #FutureOfEducation#

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At @UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week 2026, experts, educators, policymakers, researchers and learners are coming together to discuss what AI means for the future of education. Hear from Amandeep Singh Gill, Under-Secretary-General and Special Envoy for Digital and Emerging Technologies, as he reflects on the importance of #AI# literacy and the role of international cooperation in this rapidly changing landscape. Join the conversation: @ODET_UN

The “I&T Digital Learning Partnership Scheme (2025/26)”, jointly organised by Cyberport and the Education Bureau, held its Solution Showcase and Teaching Practice Sharing Session at Cyberport on August 24. Learn more:

BREAKING: The Government of Zambia has launched a three-year @Starlink powered digital learning programme for 70 schools. 🇿🇲 • Will connect 70 schools to Starlink • Expand digital learning and skills • Bring internet to surrounding communities

Starlink is bringing reliable internet to 12 public schools in the Philippines 🇵🇭 A new program in Pakil, Laguna will provide students and teachers with Starlink connectivity for digital learning.....especially during typhoons and other disruptions The program includes: • 12 public schools • Starlink units provided • 3 years of subscription fees covered • Technical training and support Some school divisions lose 40–50 class days because of weather disruptions Starlink helps keep classrooms connected when everything else goes offline