Tabuga and CENIA launch AI education series on Dominican TV

Tabuga is bringing a Chilean AI-in-education webinar series to Dominican broadcast television this June through T al Cubo®, airing on CDN Channel 37 and online. The project aims to help teachers, school leaders and families understand how artificial intelligence is changing classrooms and school management.

Why it matters: - The series puts practical artificial intelligence training in front of a mass Dominican audience, not just specialized educators. - The program focuses on a skills shift that is already underway in classrooms, where AI use is moving from basic preparation work toward broader teaching and management questions. - Tabuga says the goal is to help the Dominican Republic build judgment about artificial intelligence, not just use the tools.

What happened: - Tabuga premiered the series “AI adoption in education” in June 2026. - The program is adapted from webinars produced by Chile’s National Center for Artificial Intelligence, or CENIA, and repackaged for broadcast television through T al Cubo®. - The series airs on Sundays, June 7, 14, 21 and 28 at 4:00 p.m. on CDN Channel 37. - The program also remains available on the T al Cubo® digital platform, talcubo.do. - Schedules may shift around FIFA World Cup matches.

The details: - The first chapter focuses on the teaching competencies needed to instruct in an AI-enabled classroom. - The second chapter turns to institutional management and the organizational challenges schools face as AI arrives. - Tabuga adapted the original material through its AI-assisted audiovisual production unit. - The broadcast version keeps the panel of international specialists and adds hosting from T al Cubo®. - T al Cubo® frames each chapter for the Dominican and Caribbean context. - The content brings together voices from international education bodies, teaching foundations, civil society organizations and CENIA. - The panel’s central thesis is that AI does not replace a teacher’s judgment. - The panel also argues that AI literacy is now as urgent as reading and writing. - The program builds on regional evidence from the OECD’s 2024 TALIS survey. - The survey found that one in three teachers worldwide already uses artificial intelligence in their work, mainly for lesson planning and material preparation. - The survey also indicates that more transformative uses remain early in Latin America.

Between the lines: - The partnership signals a push to move AI education beyond academic or specialist circles and into mainstream television. - The format suggests Tabuga is trying to localize a regional conversation for Dominican teachers, school leaders and families. - The emphasis on judgment and literacy shows the series is framing AI as a competency issue, not just a technology trend.

What’s next: - The remaining episodes will continue through June 28, 2026. - Viewers can follow the series on CDN Channel 37 or on T al Cubo®’s digital platform. - Tabuga says the broadcast model could help broaden access to the knowledge shaping education over the next decade.

The bottom line: - Tabuga and CENIA are using television to make AI-in-education training more accessible across the Dominican Republic.