Key points
- The Mriia educational ecosystem library has grown to over 1,500 materials.
- The platform’s key feature is algorithm-based content personalisation.
- The materials include videos, educational series and simulators.
- Content is available for children, teachers and parents.
- Ukrainian companies and civic organisations contribute to the content creation.
The national educational ecosystem Mriia has expanded its library to more than 1,500 useful materials, making it easier for users to choose a professional path and develop their skills, the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine reported.
According to the Ministry, the key feature of the library is smart personalisation. Instead of scrolling endlessly through content, algorithms automatically recommend series and videos based on users’ interests.
Artificial intelligence is expected to be integrated into the system soon, providing even more accurate recommendations and helping users find relevant knowledge more quickly.
“Mriia” brings together materials for different audiences. Children can find content that helps them explore future career paths, including:
- educational videos for primary school pupils;
- educational series on IT, design and entrepreneurship for secondary school students.
This format allows young people to explore modern industries while still at school.
Teachers have access to:
- practical materials on effective interaction with students;
- teaching methods for working in high-stress conditions;
- ideas for interactive lessons.
Parents can make use of:
- videos on relationship psychology;
- guidance on supporting children with home learning;
- materials on career development, personal productivity and work–life balance.
The library content is created in partnership with companies and civic organisations such as KUNSHT, Henkel, Happy Paw, the Ukrainian Volunteer Service, Diia.Osvita, Ampli, School of ME and All Right.
The Ministry also announced plans to add content from Projector, MEGOGO and Cambridge.ua.
Educational institutions of any size or format can join Mriia. The connection is free of charge, and school administrations need to submit an application via the official platform website.
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