UNESCO Adds a Language to Its AI Course
The course connects digital citizenship with everyday teaching.
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UNESCO announcement, 25 September 2026 (updated 28 September); UNESCO Open Learning course description. Sources reviewed 6 November 2026.
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In this lesson: Connect course topics with classroom use and distinguish joining from qualifying.
Grammar in this story: Passive voice: focus on the change
Portuguese was added alongside English and Spanish
“Was added” makes the new language the subject. The person or organisation doing the adding is already clear. Everyday example: “A reading room was added to the library.”
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