Pedagogy, classroom practice, curriculum, assessment and learning outcomes, whatever the technology involved.
Stanford’s SCALE (Systems Change Advancing Learning and Equity) Initiative has quietly been doing some of the most valuable work in AI and education: reviewing hundreds and hundreds of AI education research papers to amplify the ones…
For higher education IT departments managing dozens or hundreds of classrooms, the cost of inconsistency compounds quickly in support hours, spare parts and instructor frustration. Standardization is emerging as a clear path forward to…
The fourth grader who struggled to read or write but can now compose full sentences and finish a short book. The fifth grader who needed care and guidance to make the challenging transition to middle school. The high-schooler who was…
Educational technology (EdTech) is increasingly seen as part of the response to education disruption in crisis settings. It supports schools whose buildings have been damaged or destroyed. It provides tools... The post Pedagogy First,…
A school can tell me the game, the timetable and the supervision plan in an esports program, but what I also want to know is what happens when voice chat turns hostile or a student needs to step away. That is where the well-being plan…
Get dozens of Think Pair Share questions for classroom community and reflection, plus EdTech tools to make partner talk easier. The post Think Pair Share Questions With Tech Connections – Easy EdTech Podcast 396 appeared first on Class…
A review of emerging research found that some use cases are more promising than others—but almost all offered caveats.
Students in U.S. high schools spend too much time in class distracted. They scroll social media, play video games, chat with friends and AI, and watch YouTube videos far beyond what their teachers assign. In a new report, I show that…
Explore common literature circles roles and EdTech connections like collaborative slides, and AI tips to customize your next book study. The post How to Create Literature Circle Roles with EdTech Connections appeared first on Class Tech…
Through civic participation and liberal education, South Korean educators hope to "quietly stitch the fabric of our democracy…before it unravels beyond repair."
Higher education has spent considerable energy debating whether students use artificial intelligence to write papers. I believe an equally consequential question deserves attention: What happens when AI helps produce the findings those…
Tutor AI uses artificial intelligence to build personalized courses, generate assessments and help students learn at their own pace.
Ask a college president what students need to graduate ready for work, and AI is now near the top of the list. More than a third of entry-level jobs now require AI skills , nearly triple the share six months earlier. Yet 63% of faculty…
Launched at the Cambridge AI in Education Summit, the international initiative will examine how students’ capabilities develop through AI use and what they retain when support is removed. ETIH Innovation Awards judge Tina Austin at the…
Mission Fuel will support Higher Logic Thrive Learn customers and continue serving associations outside the software company’s customer base Higher Logic has acquired Mission Fuel AI to add course design and curriculum development…
The team will study whether AI can measure a key teaching skill and provide useful feedback faster than humans.
Among the first cohorts of college freshmen to have grown up with generative AI, this year’s incoming students are thinking about how the technology will affect their careers, and colleges are rethinking how to support them.
The group behind the college exams is planning new measures to keep up with high-tech breaches and “time zone” cheating.
Innovative Leader Award - CTO Adam Galvan of Aldine ISD shares his experiences tackling big challenges in a big district, as well as tips on how to use tech to improve performance.
Artificial intelligence can automate parts of the instructional process, but its greater promise is to extend the instructor’s reach rather than replace the instructor. The central question is how AI-supported environments can…
Colleges and universities nationwide have faced waves of student protests pushing back on institutional policies that embrace the use of artificial intelligence tools on campus. That includes students and faculty at Columbia University…
Jon Laven of Snorkl explores recorded explanations, teacher-guided AI feedback for students, & how school leaders can evaluate classroom tech. The post How AI Feedback Can Push Students to Think More, Not Less – Bonus Episode with…
AI tools can mistake developing English proficiency for a lack of content knowledge, but they have potential to strengthen both teaching and learning for multilingual learners if designed and used intentionally.
The university’s syllabus requirements cover staff use of AI in teaching and assessment, alongside clear rules for students and protections for approved accommodations University of Illinois Chicago faculty must disclose planned AI use…
In the last few years, artificial intelligence has permeated nearly every industry, and K–12 education is no exception. Hanover Research set out to discover exactly how students and educators are using AI in the classroom. The firm…
Higher education institutions face growing pressure to respond to generative artificial intelligence. At Cochise College in rural southeastern Arizona, a four-year, $1.87 million federal grant, AI-Powered Success, is helping us take a…
From planning and design to delivery and feedback, artificial intelligence can help educators and students create clearer, more engaging presentations
What Is the Purpose of College in the Age of AI? Joshua.Bay Thu, 11/05/2026 - 03:00 AM The University of Virginia’s Christa Acampora discusses how colleges can navigate AI while supporting students’ intellectual, personal and…
AI Article Review ‘Better Than Humans at Their Best’ Susan H. Greenberg Thu, 11/05/2026 - 03:00 AM Leading social sciences professor says he set out to prove the value of human reviews, but AI won every time. Byline(s) Frances Jones for…
Applications are open across five countries for free training, mentorship and the chance to secure production funding while retaining ownership of creative work Akuna Learning’s partnership with Google and Curious Refuge offers free AI…
Preparing graduates for an AI-enabled workforce takes more than technology—it takes faculty, curricula and industry partnerships working together. GUEST COLUMN | by Hernan Londono For decades, higher education and industry followed a…
Caitrin Wright, CEO of Silicon Schools Fund, and Aylon Samouha, CEO of Transcend Education, joined me and Diane to explore their evolving vision for high schools in the age of AI.
Class Disrupted is an education podcast featuring author Michael Horn and Futre’s Diane Tavenner in conversation with educators, school leaders, students and other members of school communities as they investigate the challenges facing…
The Value of the Fine Arts in the Age of AI rachel.toor Wed, 11/04/2026 - 03:00 AM Are the things our bot friends will never be able to replace what we should be teaching students? Byline(s) Rachel Toor
The draft knowledge graph covers 13 subjects and separates curriculum requirements from Oak’s suggested teaching sequence, giving developers a shared foundation for education tools Oak’s draft knowledge graph gives developers a…
BCR Cyber is extending its community college workforce training initiative into high school, beginning with approximately 15 students. If it's successful, organizers hope the model could expand to other Maryland schools.
Google is expanding its AI study tools, piloting homework support in Search, and widening teacher training as new research examines how the technology affects learning Google is expanding Guided Learning in Classroom alongside new…
Preparing students for an AI-driven future requires prioritizing the human qualities and values we cannot afford to lose along the way.
OptimaEd co-founder Adam Mangana on immersive learning, the enduring power of great books, and why human relationships matter more as technology advances. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero Step inside a plant cell. Explore Independence Hall.…
A cybersecurity education program at Lakota Local School District in Ohio launched seven years ago with 60 students and has since grown to about 200 per year, giving high schoolers a head start on high-demand careers.
Dr. Marc Cicchino explains how New Jersey’s AI Literacy Summit helps educators explore AI, from ChatGPT basics to agentic AI and app building. The post What It Takes to Run an AI Literacy Summit for Educators with Dr. Marc Cicchino –…
Across K–12 education, districts are moving quickly to help teachers understand artificial intelligence. They are offering workshops, creating guidance, identifying approved tools and developing resources to support responsible use.
Parents want schools to teach AI — but 4 in 10 teachers say they’ve had no training at all.
The latest in a string of books examining technology, kids, and schools hits on far more than it recognizes — including where EdTech may be headed. GUEST COLUMN | by Ian McCullough At EDTECH WEEK 2026, I had one must-attend session:…
Here are five reasons to be cautious about using AI to build, score, or interpret education tests.
Large-scale research syntheses on AI in education are deeply flawed.
Accessibility drives strong learning outcomes
For many universities, online education does not develop according to a single institutional blueprint. The post 5 best practices for building a university-wide model for online enrollment growth appeared first on eCampus News .
A new report from the Center for Digital Thriving at Harvard University found AI suspicion is fueling a lack of trust between teachers and educators
AI tutors won’t teach students to think until the conversation itself becomes the assessment.
Generative AI is now part of how most scholars do research, prepare their draft and revise, and institutions are building AI into their teaching processes itself, from role-based AI training for educators and students to new assessment…
Agents, product churn, and the case for on-ramps and off-ramps
In Howard County schools, all assignments are considered AI-free unless a teacher allows its use. When AI is permitted, students must follow set boundaries and disclose or cite their use of the technology.
Higher education used to be viewed as a springboard to employment, equity and a better way of life. It still is that, but student expectations are changing. “Everybody expects everything quickly, and quality content is available for…
Students need opportunities to develop it, says this letter to the editor.
The latest game-based lesson from Google Research and Stanford teaches students aged 11–14 about neuroscience and responsible AI, with more than 400,000 quests completed across the series Google Research and the Stanford Accelerator for…
UK researchers have until 13 November to bid for work supporting a government-backed program that will evaluate education technology, teacher workload and pupil outcomes The Education Endowment Foundation is commissioning new guidance…