Gain Early Access and Help Shape AI Literacy for All Canadians

Technology works best when it reflects the people who use it.

Sign up your community organization to gain early access and help inform and improve our six-chapter AI literacy course before it opens to everyone.

Why Your Voice Matters

Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, learn, and live. But learning about AI shouldn't be confusing, and it shouldn't be created by researchers and technology companies alone. To build training content that truly helps everyday families, we need direct guidance from local groups across the country.

We are inviting non-profits, libraries, youth networks, senior groups, newcomer services, and local community organizations across Canada to join us as community reviewers.

Real feedback means listening to everyone, not just people in big cities or folks with tech jobs. Whether your group supports a small town, a neighbourhood center, students, or local workers, your feedback ensures this course, and future courses, are built by Canadians, for Canadians.

What Community Reviewers Will Do

As a community reviewer, your organization will get early access to AI for All: Essentials for Canadians.

Take the Online Course

Take the six lessons covering AI basics, real-world uses, safety, and daily AI skills.

Share Your Thoughts

Tell us what is easy to understand, what feels confusing, and what we can explain better. You can also tell us what other learning formats or content would work best for your organization.

Represent Your Community

Help us make sure the lessons respect different cultures, languages, and learning needs.

Learn for Free

Give your staff, volunteers, or members a head start on learning about AI.

Community Review Guidelines & Important Info

Review Timeline

Access to the 6 chapters will officially open on December 4, 2026. We will email your contact person with simple access details as soon as the materials are ready.

Organization Recognition & Personal Privacy

To celebrate our community partners, we will publicly list participating organizations on our website. However, we will always keep individuals' names and contact information strictly private.

Publishing Our Findings

To help everyone learn from this process, we will compile all feedback into a final summary report. All comments and suggestions will be completely anonymized, meaning no personal details will ever be attached to individual feedback.

Frequently Asked Questions