Artificial Intelligence in education is no longer experimental. As adoption shifts from pilots to institutional services, the central challenge is no longer whether AI can be used, but how it can be sustained financially, operationally, and ethically, without compromising institutional autonomy. At COL, we see Frugal AI as a strategic response to these interconnected challenges.
But what exactly is Frugal AI? It is a design philosophy that prioritises deploying AI with minimal resource intensity while ensuring maximum local control.
Next week, at the AI-India Impact Summit, we’ll be diving into the topic with international experts during our session on teacher-led, localised, and Frugal AI for equitable education in the Commonwealth.
Until then, learn more: www.col.org/news/frugal-ai-a-roadmap-to-sovereign-genai-for-education/
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This week, on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, our Empowering Women & Girls (EWG) Project highlighted their work in supporting women and girls with context-relevant skills training to build knowledge in science, mathematics, and beyond.
At COL, we remain committed to ensuring that women and girls are not only included in science education but also empowered to use their knowledge to strengthen communities and shape futures.This February 11, we celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Around the world, women and girls still face barriers to accessing education in science, mathematics and technology.
Through the Empowering Women and Girls project, we support women and girls with context-relevant skills training that builds practical knowledge in science, mathematics, and beyond. With our community partners, participants learn agricultural techniques such as crop rotation and creating local fertilizers and compost, alongside financial literacy, computer skills, and more.
Today, we shine a light on the urgent need to ensure that women and girls have access to the education and skills they deserve to learn, lead, and thrive.
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Are you an educator looking to bring AI into your mathematics classrooms?
The Advancing Caribbean Teachers (ACT) in Mathematics webinar series returns next week with AI in action: Practical tools to transform mathematics teaching and learning.
Become part of a growing Community of Practice and discover practical, accessible AI strategies to enhance lesson planning, support differentiated instruction, strengthen formative assessment, and boost learner engagement. You’ll also explore proven approaches to building teacher confidence and reducing maths anxiety for both educators and students.
Register now: www.col.org/news/ai-in-action-webinar-practical-tools-to-transform-mathematics-teaching-and-learn...
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