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Artificial Intelligence in Adult Learning and Education
As AI continues to reshape education, adult educators have a unique opportunity—and responsibility—to ensure these technologies are used in ways that are ethical, inclusive and pedagogically meaningful. Developing AI readiness is no longer simply about adopting new tools; it is about empowering educators and learners with the knowledge, skills and confidence to use AI critically, responsibly and effectively.
To support this journey, we would like to invite you to join the European Digital Education Hub (EDEH), the European Commission’s collaborative community dedicated to advancing digital education across Europe.
As an EDEH member, you will become part of a vibrant European network of educators, researchers, policymakers and digital education experts who exchange knowledge, collaborate on emerging challenges, and contribute to shaping the future of education. Membership is free of charge and provides access to high-quality resources, webinars, working groups, expert discussions and networking opportunities.
By becoming a member, you will gain access to a growing collection of practical resources and evidence-based publications on AI and digital education. These resources are designed to help educators transform policy into practice, strengthen digital and AI competences, and prepare learners for an increasingly AI-enabled society. Check out some EDEH resources below!
To join the EDEH community, register here, scan the QR code in the top image, or scan the QR code in the PDF below.
We believe your experience and commitment to adult learning would make you a valuable member of the European Digital Education Hub community. We warmly invite you to join us in building a more innovative, inclusive and digitally prepared European education ecosystem.
EDEH resources are designed to help educators transform policy into practice, strengthen digital and AI competences, and prepare learners for an increasingly AI-enabled society.
AI Guidelines 2026 – This EDEH resource collates the current AI guidelines landscape in education and training, connecting its recommendations to the broader European framework.
Ethics in Using AI 2024 – EDEH knowledge-building resource on AI ethics provides the normative framework practitioners need to act on, directly supporting responsible-AI argument with evidence and guidance.
Digital Gaps 2026 – This EDEH resource on digital gaps addresses the structural barriers facing learners who are not yet reached by digital education.
Reaching Every Learner 2025 – EDEH resource on inclusive access to learning gives the neurodivergent inclusion theme its wider accessibility and equity context, extending it’s audience and impact.
AI for Inclusive Education 2024 – This EDEH knowledge-building resource on AI and inclusive education offers broader evidence on what AI-assisted inclusive practice looks like across the sector.
21st Century Skills 2025 – This EDEH resource maps the future-oriented skills agenda, providing a skills-framework context for the focus on the AI skills gap.
Europe’s Digital Skills Gap – Adult Learning Matters More Than Ever – This EDEH article frames the structural skills gap challenge, providing research evidence for the project’s rationale and connecting it to the European-level debate.
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