The Devbridge Foundation initiative aims to expand access to knowledge by helping Lithuanian schools integrate advanced AI tools developed by Lithuanian EdTech startups.

“LEARN on.AI” is an initiative bringing together cutting-edge artificial intelligence tools for Lithuanian schools. It enables schools to adopt engaging, personalized AI solutions created by Lithuanian startups. The initiative's goal is to expand access to knowledge and empower both students and teachers—especially in regional areas - by bridging the digital divide and preventing a new gap between those who can leverage AI and those who cannot yet.

During the 2025 - 2026 academic year, the initiative aims to train more than 1,000 teachers and reach over 12,000 students across approximately 50 schools in Lithuanian cities and regions.

Schools are invited to choose the AI EdTech startup that best fits their needs. Each partner will distribute licenses to schools they select, giving priority to regional institutions. The specific selection criteria are published by each partner on their own website.

Mission

By 2030, ensure that every classroom in Lithuania has access to smart, engaging, and personalized AI tools tailored for education.

Devbridge Foundation commissioned the first study in Lithuania on the real experiences of teachers integrating specific AI tools in education.
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The AI-Natives closing the digital divide

The initiative aims to support Lithuanian schools by promoting the integration of artificial intelligence tools developed by Lithuanian EdTech startups in Lithuanian schools starting in 2025, with particular focus on students and teachers in regional areas.

Improve student outcomes and engagement

Modernize the learning process and boost teacher motivation

Reduce digital and regional disparities

Strengthen Lithuania's AI EdTech ecosystem

Challenges we address

Poor student performance - Lithuania ranks 20th vs Estonia 1st

57% of teachers are over 50 - oldest in Europe, 2nd oldest worldwide.

Only 1/3 of teachers know AI tools, and they rarely use them.

69% of regional graduates skip university studies.

Advantages of AI tools in the education system

30-60% faster personalized learning.

Better critical thinking, tech literacy, and creativity.

Better access in regions, inclusion of SEN students.

Higher results, greater classroom engagement.

Lower teacher workload, more efficient complex tasks.

Registration closes on September 30, 2026

Alfa Erdvė

An innovative mathematics learning platform for grades 5-12.

Powered by an AI algorithm trained on the latest national math curriculum, the platform helps teachers save time, personalize the learning process, and supports students with homework, test preparation, and exam readiness. Our mission is to make learning mathematics more effective, engaging, and accessible for teachers and students across Lithuania.

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Elicėjus

A platform designed for every student in grades 5-12

A platform creating a personalized learning path in mathematics and offering a unique opportunity to close gaps from earlier grades. The platform features interactive content - video lessons and exercises created by professional teachers - enriched with real-life examples and gamification tools carefully designed to sustain student attention and motivation.

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School and AI: threat or power?

Conference at Science Island in Kaunas "School and AI: threat or power?"

Conference at Science Island in Kaunas "School and AI: threat or power?"

Tomas Ramanauskas "AI enters the schools"

Tomas Ramanauskas "AI enters the schools"

AI application in the education system and practical program for Lithuanians abroad

AI application in the education system and practical program for Lithuanians abroad

To address low teacher self-efficacy and ensure ethical use of innovation, responsibly pilot AI tools in schools, involve students, and provide teachers with training, technology, and funding support.

2026 - 2027

Academic Year Vision

The ambition for the 2026-2027 academic year is to help Lithuania rise to first place in the world by 2028 in 15-year-old mathematics performance in the PISA study.

€100,000

for two EdTech partners

>20,000 students

reach target

~70 Lithuanian schools

across the country, with priority for regional schools

1st place in Europe

by PISA mathematics results

In the press

LRT

„Devbridge Foundation“ didins žinių prieinamumą regionuose: finansuos ugdymui pritaikytus DI įrankius

LRT

Labas rytas, Lietuva I d. - pokalbis apie dirbtinio intelekto įrankius mokyklose

Delfi

Dirbtinis intelektas mokyklose ir ko toliau tikėtis iš Lietuvos rinktinės

Kaunas

„Mokslo saloje“ vyko švietimo konferencija apie dirbtinį intelektą: grėsmė ar galia?

Kaunas

„Mokykla ir DI: grėsmė ar galia?“ - konferencija ir išmanios dirbtuvės mokytojams

How It Started

2025-2026 Academic Year

In the 2025-2026 academic year, the initiative helped more than 1,000 teachers and over 13,000 students from 44 different Lithuanian cities and regional schools gain new skills. Initiative partners: EditAI, Alfa Erdvė, and Elicėjus.

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