Artificial intelligence has been improving rapidly over the past few years, and nowhere is that more evident than in education. AI can create a podcast to help you learn more about a subject, ...

“As more schools and districts invest in AI training, teachers are seeing practical use cases and gaining the confidence to ...

Staff and students at District 87 schools have worked over recent years to get on the same page about the use of AI. The ...

When Emily Sanders worked as a high school English teacher, she never imagined being tasked with teaching her colleagues how to incorporate artificial intelligence into lesson plans. “I learned how to ...

ZIONSVILLE, Ind. — Artificial Intelligence is all around us. It's in our phones, at the drive-thru, and all over our homes. It's also inside Indiana classrooms. At Zionsville Middle School, Ms. Emily ...

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is grappling with how to embrace artificial intelligence in the classroom. Why it matters: Students are entering a dramatically shifting and unpredictable workforce, ...

One of my earliest memories of using technology for teaching and learning was when I taught English at a small high school ...

Restrictions on cellphone use help teachers manage classrooms better, making it so they don’t have to constantly police students who text and scroll throughout class. Plus, schoolwide bans seem to ...

Technology provides instant accessibility to information, which is why its presence in the classroom is so vital. Smart phones, computers, and tablets are already an omnipresent element of everyday ...

Hundreds of Compton Unified School District students are now prepared to succeed this school year because of new technology, thanks to the district’s continued partnership with the Verizon Innovative ...

Barbara Brown receives funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. Sue Mylde does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that ...

What do you want to be when you grow up?” I asked my fourth graders as we circled up for our morning meeting. Hands shot up: ...