Table A2

International organizations’ and governments’ policies and guidelines for Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) in education

Overarching content themesContent subthemesCodesOECD (2023)UNESCO (2023) UNESCO (2023) GOV.UK (2023) GOV.UK (2023) EU AI Act (2023)
Education Redesign and PreparednessLeveraging Emerging Technology to Enhance LearningPersonalized learning; creative application of GAI in education; Diverse application of GAI in education; Test and scale evidence-based AI in academia; Human-AI collaboration
Assessment and Evaluation ReformExplainability, transparency, and verifiability of assessments and learning design; Addressing learners’ cognitive bias; Curating reliable content and learning sources for assessment; Reimagining learning assessment methods; Acknowledging the use of GAI  
Students’ and Teachers’ Preparedness for AICultivating critical awareness of GAI, Equity and workforce Readiness; Preserving Human agency in the age of AI; Fostering GAI competencies; Mitigating bias amplification; Safeguarding intrinsic motivation; Anticipating the future of work
Digital Inclusion and Exclusion in the Age of AIAccessibility to Counter Learning InequityMitigating digital Poverty; Balancing AI resources; Lowering entry barriers; Promoting equity through technological accessibility guidelines; scalable solutions for ethical AI implementation 
Accessibility to Promote Learning EquityPromote equity in cognitive and social skills, fostering inclusion and diversity   

Source(s): Table generated by the authors based on collected data

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