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AI in Education Guidance and AI Guidance Toolkit

Maine Department of Education

Maine DOE's technology guidance for school administrative units, including best practices for AI in education and an interactive AI Guidance Toolkit (released Feb 2025) with scenarios, a framework for district AI policies, and digital citizenship foundations.

MEStandards & Frameworks

Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Policy

Maine Office of Information Technology (DAFS)

Executive Branch policy issued July 19, 2024, replacing the June 2023 GenAI moratorium. Outputs require human vetting and attribution, sensitive and non-public data may not be entered, only OIT-approved tools and use cases are allowed, and vendors must disclose GenAI use.

MEStandards & Frameworks

Maine AI Task Force Report

Office of Governor Janet Mills / Governor's Office of Policy Innovation and the Future

Report of the Task Force on Artificial Intelligence (created by executive order, Dec 2024), released Oct 31, 2025. Its 34 recommendations include a public AI literacy campaign, workforce and entrepreneurship support, educator training, rural health care uses, consumer and child protections, and transparency for state AI tools.

Official source ↗ for Maine AI Task Force Reportmaine.gov · verified Oct 16, 2026
METoolkits & Guides

MERC-AI: Generative AI Learning for Maine Businesses

Maine Technology Institute (MTI)

MTI initiative announced March 2025, run with Coursera, giving MTI-eligible Maine businesses free access to more than 350 generative AI courses, from fundamentals to topics such as AI for marketing and grant writing.

METoolkits & Guides

UMaine AI

University of Maine

University of Maine AI initiative, chaired by the Associate VP for Research, offering collaboration opportunities, workforce development, AI policy and guidance resources, and the Maine AI Conference (first held in June 2024 in Portland).

Official source ↗ for UMaine AIai.umaine.edu · verified Oct 16, 2026

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