The AI2PI Teacher Academy tackles one of education's most pressing challenges: preparing teachers to navigate the transformative impact of artificial intelligence. While Generative AI reshapes learning at unprecedented speed, teachers often lack comprehensive orientation to critically assess and ethically implement these technologies. We envision schools where educators can critically engage with AI as reflective practitioners, making informed, pedagogically sound decisions in complex digital-material contexts. Through design-based research and international collaboration, we create context-adapted training modules that build transnational communities of practice. By supporting teachers as essential mediators in the AI-enhanced classroom, we aim to shift the teaching profession from reactive to proactive engagement with educational technology.
Official Title: From Artificial Intelligence to Pedagogical Innovation – AI2PI Teacher Academy
Project ID: 101196121
Funding: EACEA (European Education and Culture Executive Agency)
Programme: ERASMUS2027 (Call: Erasmus+ Teacher Academies 2024)
Duration: April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2028 (36 months)
Budget: €1,493,901
Coordinator: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Germany)
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The AI2PI Teacher Academy seeks to empower educators with the skills to critically engage with AI technologies by integrating AI reflection into pedagogical practices. Our goals are to:
Design-Based Research Methodology: Iterative cycles ensuring solutions are research-grounded and practice-ready

The project follows a three-phase design-based research approach spanning 36 months:
Phase I: Exploration (Year 1)
Context and competence analysis across seven partner countries, identifying gaps in AI literacy frameworks and building on prior educational projects and existing learning labs.
Phase II: Development (Year 2)
Co-creation of competence-based learning modules, establishing communities of practice, and developing the AI2PI training infrastructure.
Phase III: Implementation (Year 3)
Piloting training modules with 1,000+ teachers, building open teaching resources, and developing policy recommendations.
All phases are supported by continuous project management (WP1), quality assurance and evaluation (WP6), and impact dissemination (WP7).
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