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Media Information Literacy and Artificial Intelligence Development and Piloting Solution

Overview


Education, Training & Libraries
Posted: September 24, 2026Deadline: November 6, 2026

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SUMMARY


The project involves developing and piloting a Media Information Literacy and Artificial Intelligence module, together with an adaptable educator manual. Deliverables should provide practical, context-sensitive learning activities that promote critical thinking, creativity, reflection, and human agency.

KEY REQUIREMENTS


CONTRACT DURATION


11 months

TIMELINE


January 1st, 2027: Start of the assignment

February 1st, 2027: Submission of Deliverable 1 – Inception Report and proposed structure

April 1st, 2027: Submission of Deliverable 2 – First Draft of the Practical Manual

May 1st, 2027: Submission and approval of Deliverable 3 – Final Practical Manual

September 1st, 2027 – October 31st, 2027: Implementation of pilots in teacher education institutions and schools

November 1st, 2027: Submission of Deliverable 5 – Pilot Report

CONTACTS


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Issuing Agency


Unesco

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DESCRIPTION


The issuing organization seeks a vendor to develop and pilot a solution focused on Media Information Literacy (MIL) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The work includes creating a new MIL and AI module that supports critical understanding, responsible engagement, and practical application of these subjects.

The vendor will also develop a practical manual for educators that translates the module’s concepts, competencies, and learning objectives into accessible lesson plans, educational activities, exercises, and teaching scenarios. The materials should be adaptable to different subjects, age groups, educational settings, and geographical, cultural, and educational contexts.

The manual should accommodate educators with varying levels of prior knowledge in MIL and AI. Activities should emphasize critical thinking, creativity, reflection, and human agency rather than focusing primarily on technical knowledge or specific AI tools.

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When is the submission deadline?
Submissions are due November 6, 2026.
Who issued this RFP?
It was issued by Unesco.
Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
  • Education and curriculum development firm with expertise in media and information literacy
  • Demonstrated experience developing artificial intelligence education and educator resources
  • Strong capabilities in instructional design, lesson planning, and teacher training materials
  • Experience adapting educational content across age groups, cultures, and learning environments
  • Background in piloting and evaluating educational modules or teaching resources

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