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Find similar grantsGenerative AI for the Future of Learning Seed Grant is sponsored by Stanford Accelerator for Learning and Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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AI in Teaching and Learning at Stanford: Thought Leadership – AI’s impact on Critical Thinking and Creativity Stanford Accelerator for Learning Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education Advancing Stanford’s thought leadership in AI and learning, these grants commission scholarly work in two sub-tracks: AI and critical thinking, and AI and creativity.
Projects can create intellectual products of any form ranging from writing to art to software.
Awards up to $3,000 for intellectual works on AI & Creativity or AI & Critical Thinking University Center Line Faculty AI in Teaching and Learning at Stanford: Innovation with Evidence Grants Stanford Accelerator for Learning Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education The Stanford Accelerator for Learning invites proposals to design and study innovative AI approaches in teaching and learning at Stanford, while building evidence to inform practice beyond Stanford.
Seed grants up to $50,000 to design and study innovative applications of AI in teaching and learning at Stanford. University Center Line Faculty Tequity in Learning — The Defining Equity Challenge of the AI Era Stanford Accelerator for Learning The Stanford Accelerator for Learning's Equity in Learning Initiative invites research proposals advancing equity in learning with technology.
Seed grants up to $75,000 for innovative designs and/or research on technology that promotes equity in learning. University Center Line Faculty Stanford Accelerator for Learning The Stanford Accelerator for Learning invites proposals for research or design projects that explore the mechanisms and impact of joyful learning. Seed grants up to $75,000 for innovative design and/or research projects on joyful learning experiences.
University Center Line Faculty Learning through Creation with Generative AI Stanford Accelerator for Learning Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence The Stanford Accelerator for Learning and the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence invite research proposals advancing learning through creation with Generative AI.
Seed grants up to $100,000 for innovative designs and/or research on learning through creation with generative AI.
University Center Line Faculty Stanford Accelerator for Learning 3 levels of award: Smaller projects up to 5K; Medium projects – up to 25K; Large Projects - up to 75K Igniting Transformative Approaches to Ethnic Studies Teaching and Learning in K-12 Learning Contexts Stanford Accelerator for Learning The Igniting Transformative Approaches to Ethnic Studies seed grants support exploratory projects, developing partnerships, and preliminary scholarship that will impact how ethnic studies is taught and integrated into California K-12 schools.
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Seed grants up to $100,000 for innovative designs and/or research on critical issues and applications of generative AI in learning contexts. University Center Line Faculty
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Generative AI for the Future of Learning Seed Grant is funded by Stanford Accelerator for Learning and Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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