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Learn how we helped the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana — Azcapotzalco (UAM-A) to evolve your educational platform using artificial intelligence on AWS. With EducaIA, the university went from a text-based assistant to a multimodal platform with 5 specialized AI agents, capable of personalizing the learning experience and supporting teachers in the generation of educational content.
UAM transformed its educational platform through a solution developed on Amazon Web Services, incorporating intelligent agents to offer more personalized and multimodal learning experiences.
With it, students can receive content adapted to their learning style, while teachers have new capabilities to generate educational materials. The platform also incorporated an analytics layer that provides visibility into student usage, engagement, and learning preferences.
In its first phase, UAM Azcapotzalco had an educational assistant based on Amazon Lex that only supported text interactions. This limited the personalization of the experience and caused all students to receive similar responses, regardless of their way of learning.
In addition, professors continued to manually create exams, syllabus, and activities, while the university did not have analytics tools to learn about engagement patterns or learning preferences.
Based on this, the main needs that were detected were:
We designed and developed EducaIA Phase 2, a multimodal educational platform based on specialized AI agents and deployed on a 100% serverless architecture on AWS.
The solution uses the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime to run and orchestrate 5 specialized agents: one for students, one for teachers, and three media agents for image, audio, and video generation.
Our proposal included:
With this implementation, UAM evolved from a text-only educational assistant to a multimodal platform powered by intelligent agents and artificial intelligence.
The implementation of EducaIA Phase 2 allowed concrete results to be obtained during the project:
Thanks to this collaboration, UAM incorporated AI agents within its educational platform and expanded the capabilities of EducaIA beyond a traditional assistant.
The combination of agent AI, multimodal content, and Amazon Web Services services created a more personalized experience for students, new tools for teachers, and analytics capabilities that were previously unavailable.
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The Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana – Unidad Azcapotzalco (UAM Azc) is one of the most recognized public institutions in Mexico for the quality of its academic model, its contribution to research and its innovative programs.
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