CEnet’s AI Approach
Generative AI is a new class of technology that has the potential to simplify or integrate many educational + business practices.
CEnet has developed a viable roadmap to ensure maximum economic return and student safety, whilst maintaining Catholic ethical teaching.
LATEST NEWS
NEW! Core Processes Framework has arrived
We’re excited to share a key highlight of our AI pilot program: the Core Processes Framework, tools we’ve developed to make the essential aspects of teaching more explicit and accessible for designing impactful AI agents. Find out more…!
Our roadmap has just been released!
Our cechat roadmap sets the stage for the future of AI in our Catholic classrooms. Find out more…!
Pilot Program Launch - cechat
CEnet is excited to launch the pilot of cechat, an AI driven tool to support the activities of the Catholic education community.
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Find out about the cechat Pilot Program, including eligibility details
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View frequently asked questions regarding the cechat pilot program
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Discover our AI resources
Expanding cechat’s reach across Australia
CEnet is proud to announce the extraordinary growth and adoption of cechat, our innovative generative AI solution, across Australian Catholic dioceses. This milestone highlights cechat’s transformative impact on teaching, learning, and administrative efficiency, supporting schools in both urban centres and regional communities.
Our interactive map showcases the breadth of cechat’s use, with schools across many Australian dioceses already embracing this technology to enhance educational outcomes. From streamlining workflows for staff to fostering student engagement, cechat is designed to meet the unique needs of Catholic schools, large and small.
The cechat impact
Over 110 schools are actively engaging with cechat.
14 member dioceses, 1 non-member diocese and 14 independent schools have onboarded educators and support staff.
3 Catholic Education Commissions are participating in the pilot.
2 trial schools have introduced students to the pilot.