Measurement · Chile · ConsiliumBots
Encuesta de Habilidades Digitales y Uso de IA
Understanding how students navigate a digital world
A 2025 diagnostic survey of 12,928 students in 72 public schools across four Santiago-area municipalities, developed by ConsiliumBots with SLEP del Pino.
- Where
- Santiago, Chile · Four municipalities
- Work
- Survey research & school reporting
- Stage
- Survey & reporting
- My role
- Founder, ConsiliumBots
The project
Evidence to guide digital education
The 2025 diagnostic studies digital skills and AI use among students from fourth grade through the end of secondary school. It covers public schools in San Bernardo, El Bosque, La Pintana and Calera de Tango, working with SLEP del Pino.
ConsiliumBots connects the survey to a public results website and school-level reporting. The work examines how students use AI, what they find useful, how they evaluate its answers and what support they want from schools.
What the work involves
Digital access
Understand the technology available to students and the conditions in which they use it.
Skills and AI use
Measure reported digital skills and students' experience with AI tools.
School-level reporting
Organize the evidence into reports for individual schools and the wider school network.
Research & implementation
A 2025 diagnostic and a wider research agenda
The public results cover the 2025 Santiago study. The project website also describes planned follow-up in Colombia and the Dominican Republic, alongside opportunities for schools and research partners to participate in future waves.