AIEDx Grants

01 / The opportunity

Support for work with an educational purpose.

AIEDx supports the development and sharing of work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and education. Critsly provides an example: IAIED supported its development, and Nizam Kadir has also publicly acknowledged IAIED’s support for his AIED 2026 conference attendance.

For current availability, eligibility, funding limits and any application deadline, email IAIED. This page does not announce a fixed funding round or guarantee an award.

02 / Start a conversation

How to apply

Send an initial enquiry to aiedx@mylearnomics.com with the subject AIEDx grant enquiry — [project title]. Use the outline below to help us understand your work; confirm any formal application requirements with IAIED.

1. Introduce yourself and your project

   Include your name, affiliation or team, contact details, project title and a short summary.

2. Explain the educational need

   Describe who the project serves, the problem it addresses, how AI contributes and the evidence or evaluation you plan.

3. Describe the support requested

   Outline the activities, proposed budget, timeline, milestones and expected outputs. Disclose other funding relevant to the same work.

4. Share relevant materials

   Link to a proposal, prototype, demonstration or prior work where available. Begin with a non-confidential summary; ask before sharing sensitive research or participant information.

5. Confirm the award terms

   If IAIED offers support, agree the scope, permitted expenditure, deliverables, reporting and acknowledgement wording in writing before relying on the award.

03 / For grant recipients

Recognise the support. Document the work.

Recipients must acknowledge AIEDx and IAIED in all outputs arising from the supported work. This includes presentations, posters, manuscripts, preprints, journal and conference publications, technical reports, demonstrations, project websites and other public materials.

Acknowledgement wording

Use your award’s prescribed wording where provided. Otherwise, the following examples identify the grant and the registered funder clearly.

• Presentations and posters: include a visible acknowledgement on an acknowledgements or funding slide, and on the poster itself.
• Manuscripts and publications: include the acknowledgement in the funding or acknowledgements section, including preprints and revised versions arising from the supported work.
• Applications and websites: place the acknowledgement on the About, credits or funding page, following the example on Critsly.
• Award references and logos: include any grant reference supplied in your award and confirm permission and artwork before using IAIED branding.

The written award agreement governs the individual grant. Confirm any additional conditions concerning reporting, intellectual property, publication, expenditure or repayment directly with IAIED.

04 / Supported work

From support to a working platform: Critsly.

Critsly is an AI critique workspace for design education and project-based learning. Its About page acknowledges support from the AIEDx grant awarded by IAIED (UEN 53487769M).

In his 15 October 2026 LinkedIn announcement, Nizam Kadir described IAIED’s support for Critsly’s development and his AIED 2026 conference attendance. This example illustrates support received by one project; future awards depend on their own written terms.