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Development and Piloting of a Practical Educator Manual for UNESCO Media and Information Literacy and AI Module

Buyer
UNESCO
Place of performance
Offsite
Response deadline
Nov 6, 2026Deletes on Nov 20, 2026
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What the buyer needs

AI summary

The buyer needs a vendor to provide a media information literacy (MIL) and artificial intelligence (AI) development and piloting solution. The selected vendor must develop a new module on MIL and AI, along with a practical manual for educators. The scope requires translating key competencies and learning objectives into lesson plans, educational activities, exercises, and teaching scenarios. The vendor must create activities that educators can readily adapt across different subjects, age groups, and geographical, cultural, or educational settings. The manual must remain accessible to educators regardless of their prior knowledge of MIL and AI, while promoting critical thinking, creativity, reflection, and human agency over purely technical knowledge. To qualify, eligible bidders must be onshore USA organizations. The vendor will perform all work offsite. The buyer accepts digital submission of responses via email or online and is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget.

Scope of work

  • Develop overall pedagogical approach and structure for the practical manual
  • Translate MIL and AI module competencies into concrete lesson plans, activities, and teaching scenarios
  • Design and layout an 80-100 page publication-ready manual
  • Identify at least 3 teacher education institutions and 3 ASPNET schools for piloting
  • Develop common methodology and supporting materials for the pilot phase
  • Facilitate pilot activities with teacher educators and teachers
  • Document pilot experiences, feedback, and key findings
  • Produce Inception Report, Draft Manual, Final Manual, and Pilot Report deliverables

How proposals are evaluated

CriterionWeight / scoring
Relevant Experience20%
Team Composition and Expertise25%
Methodology and Approach25%
Financial Proposal30%

Minimum qualifications

  • Onshore (USA Organization Only)
  • Demonstrated experience developing educational resources, practical guides, training materials, or curricula for educators at international or multi-country levels
  • Demonstrated expertise in Media and Information Literacy (MIL), Artificial Intelligence and education, digital education, or related fields
  • Strong expertise in pedagogy and instructional design
  • Proven experience in piloting or implementing educational resources and analyzing feedback
  • Excellent drafting and editorial skills in English
  • Commitment to inclusive approaches and gender and geographical diversity

Documents to include with your response

  • Technical Proposal
  • Financial Proposal
  • Description of relevant experience and compliance with eligibility requirements
  • Approach, methodology, and implementation plan
  • Initial proposal for participating pilot institutions and countries
  • List of key personnel with roles, qualifications, and expertise
  • Detailed cost breakdown including lump-sum cost in USD

How to submit

Method
Email or Online
Instructions
Proposal must consist of two separate files (Technical Proposal and Financial Proposal) sent to [email protected]. Total lump-sum cost must be indicated in USD.