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Main Authors: Lee, Victor R., Madaio, Michael, Garside, Ben, Welch, Aimee, Blair, Kristen Pilner, Adisa, Ibrahim Oluwajoba, Harris, Alon, Holst, Kevin, Rafael, Liat Ben, Morad, Ronit Levavi, Travis, Ben, Moller, Belle, Shields, Andrew, Brown, Zak, Hinx, Lois, Diaz, Marisol, Patton, Evan, Tezel, Selim, Parks, Robert, Abelson, Hal, Blasioli, Adam, Roschelle, Jeremy
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.07601
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author Lee, Victor R.
Madaio, Michael
Garside, Ben
Welch, Aimee
Blair, Kristen Pilner
Adisa, Ibrahim Oluwajoba
Harris, Alon
Holst, Kevin
Rafael, Liat Ben
Morad, Ronit Levavi
Travis, Ben
Moller, Belle
Shields, Andrew
Brown, Zak
Hinx, Lois
Diaz, Marisol
Patton, Evan
Tezel, Selim
Parks, Robert
Abelson, Hal
Blasioli, Adam
Roschelle, Jeremy
author_facet Lee, Victor R.
Madaio, Michael
Garside, Ben
Welch, Aimee
Blair, Kristen Pilner
Adisa, Ibrahim Oluwajoba
Harris, Alon
Holst, Kevin
Rafael, Liat Ben
Morad, Ronit Levavi
Travis, Ben
Moller, Belle
Shields, Andrew
Brown, Zak
Hinx, Lois
Diaz, Marisol
Patton, Evan
Tezel, Selim
Parks, Robert
Abelson, Hal
Blasioli, Adam
Roschelle, Jeremy
contents Enabling AI literacy in the general population at scale is a complex challenge requiring multiple stakeholders and institutions collaborating together. Industry and technology companies are important actors with respect to AI, and as a field, we have the opportunity to consider how researchers and companies might be partners toward shared goals. In this symposium, we focus on a collection of partnership projects that all involve Google and all address AI literacy as a comparative set of examples. Through a combination of presentations, commentary, and moderated group discussion, the session, we will identify (1) at what points in the life cycle do research, practice, and industry partnerships clearly intersect; (2) what factors and histories shape the directional focus of the partnerships; and (3) where there may be future opportunities for new configurations of partnership that are jointly beneficial to all parties.
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spellingShingle Google, AI Literacy, and the Learning Sciences: Multiple Modes of Research, Industry, and Practice Partnerships
Lee, Victor R.
Madaio, Michael
Garside, Ben
Welch, Aimee
Blair, Kristen Pilner
Adisa, Ibrahim Oluwajoba
Harris, Alon
Holst, Kevin
Rafael, Liat Ben
Morad, Ronit Levavi
Travis, Ben
Moller, Belle
Shields, Andrew
Brown, Zak
Hinx, Lois
Diaz, Marisol
Patton, Evan
Tezel, Selim
Parks, Robert
Abelson, Hal
Blasioli, Adam
Roschelle, Jeremy
Computers and Society
Artificial Intelligence
Enabling AI literacy in the general population at scale is a complex challenge requiring multiple stakeholders and institutions collaborating together. Industry and technology companies are important actors with respect to AI, and as a field, we have the opportunity to consider how researchers and companies might be partners toward shared goals. In this symposium, we focus on a collection of partnership projects that all involve Google and all address AI literacy as a comparative set of examples. Through a combination of presentations, commentary, and moderated group discussion, the session, we will identify (1) at what points in the life cycle do research, practice, and industry partnerships clearly intersect; (2) what factors and histories shape the directional focus of the partnerships; and (3) where there may be future opportunities for new configurations of partnership that are jointly beneficial to all parties.
title Google, AI Literacy, and the Learning Sciences: Multiple Modes of Research, Industry, and Practice Partnerships
topic Computers and Society
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.07601