For institutions
We provide the course, complete. Your faculty teach it, your institution administers it, and your students take it under your name, on your own learning platform or through ours.
Who licenses our courses
A license gives your institution the right to offer a course under its own name, to the learners you choose, for the term agreed. Everything the course needs arrives with it.
Offer a course as a credit-bearing course, or as a value-added course where a new credited course cannot be added: in engineering, science, and business schools, and through your launchpad or incubation center.
Lay the foundation before a specialist certification, or offer the course as continuing education for members, with completion recorded for each.
Run a course self-paced for your staff, on your own learning platform or through ours, with progress and completion recorded for every participant.
Offer a course to your learners under your own name, with the reading, cases, labs, and assessments already in place and your own instructors in charge.
What a license includes
A learning course is not a slide deck. Each of ours arrives whole.
Every chapter or module, with its verified cases, quick checks, hands-on labs, tools, and figures, reviewed line by line before it was called finished.
Scenario-based assessments in rotating forms, with a completion record for every learner who passes. Applied AI For All assesses chapter by chapter; AI Foundations For All ends with one cumulative Foundation Assessment.
For Applied AI For All, the credit structure and course details a college needs to list it, offered as a four-credit course or as a non-credit value-added course at your choice, and the faculty materials to teach it.
Exclusive to institutions licensing Applied AI For All: a library of applied projects, each framed for research as well as practice, that lets a course lead to real work and, where you choose, real publication.
Both courses are packaged to the SCORM 1.2 standard for Moodle and other learning management systems, with an implementation guide and acceptance checklist for your platform team. Or deliver through our platform, with enrollment and completion handled for you.
A faculty development program to prepare your instructors, scoped with your institution when you bring a course in.
How it works
The conversation begins with Metis Knowledge Lab, whichever country your institution is in.
Write to us and tell us about your institution, the course you have in mind, and the learners it is for. We reply with the course materials for your review and talk through the format that suits you: credit-bearing or value-added, on your platform or ours, one cohort or many.
Once the terms are agreed, your platform team receives the package and your faculty receive their materials. From there the course runs under your name, with your faculty teaching and your institution administering it, and Metis on hand throughout.
In India, courses are delivered through the Advanced Computing Research Society, Chennai, our independent channel partner, whose conference cycle and research community anchor our work there.
Institutional pricing
We have priced both courses to be attractive for educational institutions. Each is built to make bringing it to your campus an easy decision, whether you are piloting with a single department or rolling it out institution-wide.
Courses available now
Interdisciplinary AI literacy
An AI literacy course for learners from every field. Fifteen chapters in four parts; a verified case, a hands-on lab, and an assessment in every chapter; no coding.
Foundation course
A compact foundation in working with AI: five modules that follow one story, a quick check in each, and one cumulative Foundation Assessment with a completion record.
Develop a course with us
Beyond the two courses available now, we develop new ones with partners in twelve areas, from AI agents and quantum technology to nature's engineering and digital strategy, drawing on the research and conference communities where that work already happens.
Implementing partner · India
Advanced Computing Research Society Chennai
Metis Knowledge Lab develops and owns the courses. In India they are delivered through ACRS, an independent channel partner: a registered not-for-profit research foundation and technical society whose conference cycle and research community anchor our work there.
