Case & Pilot Registry
A public record of real AI education initiatives.
AI Literacy Education Standards
Advancing AI literacy across K-12 education, adult, and workforce AI training through documented cases and pilot programs.
Research Briefs
Independent reports on trends and practices.
Community Dialogues
Bringing educators and experts together.
What is AAB?
The International AI Assessment Board (AAB) is a nonprofit initiative dedicated to advancing AI literacy and AI education standards across K-12 education, adult learning, and workforce AI training.
AAB maintains an open AI education case registry and pilot registry to document real-world AI learning programs and support evidence-based AI education research.
Our work is independent, transparent, and public-interest driven.
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Case Registry
A curated collection of verified AI education cases from real-world settings. Cases are collected and reviewed from university faculty, researchers, and experienced AI-education practitioners through documented research projects and instructional programs.
Pilot Registry
A record of structured AI education pilots led by AAB or AAB-authorized partners under direct oversight.
Pilots follow defined goals and implementation plans and contribute evidence toward future assessment frameworks.
Pilot Entries
Our Process
From Innovation to Standardization: The AAB Case & Pilot Registry provides structured, de-identified documentation of real-world AI education practices that researchers can cite to study design patterns, adoption contexts, and emerging standards—without functioning as a human-subjects research dataset
Research & Registry
Evidence Collection
Pattern Analysis
Standard Development
Our Principles
Independence
AAB operates independently of commercial, political, or institutional control.
Neutrality
Documentation does not favor specific tools, platforms, or providers.
Transparency
Methods, assumptions, and limitations are made explicit.
Public Interest
We prioritize shared understanding over private advantage.
Contact
Contribute to our registry, join discussions, collaborate on documentation and research, or support AAB’s early work. Send us a message.