The CZI-backed initiative helps educators and developers use state standards, curricula, and datasets to create and evaluate classroom AI, but critics ...

As AI features flood K-12 curricula, educators are left to filter proven quality from marketing hype.

The new school year is underway, and like educators across the country, I have been engaging in my annual dose of professional development (PD) sessions. Unfortunately, over the years, I’ve found that ...

When Los Angeles Unified School District launched a districtwide AI chatbot nicknamed “Ed” in March, officials boasted that it represented a revolutionary new tool that was only possible thanks to ...

From baseline AI literacy to early career exposure, Jobs for the Future president Maria Flynn shares how education systems can prepare young people for ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to clarify language about educator response. The individualized education program (IEP) process generates a big stack of papers, full of terminology that ...

Artificial intelligence has wreaked havoc across secondary and higher education classrooms, leaving educators struggling to figure out how to create cheat-resistant assignments and assessments. While ...

As baking and pastry instructors at Musselman High School in West Virginia, Rachel Nauman and Allison McClintock understand how nutrition affects learning. “I remember being young and hungry, and I ...

Can Schools Trust AI Add-Ons? Edtech vendors are swiftly integrating AI features into new and existing instructional materials, often claiming that the features are educationally effective. EdReports, ...

In this episode of This Week with EdSurge, two reporters explain why it is so important to trust but verify teacher motivations and educational videos.

When Marley Stevens posted a quick video on TikTok about what she says was a false accusation of cheating flagged by an AI detector, the story quickly went viral. Marley Stevens posted a video on ...

A Daniel Tiger balloon in a parade. Near a cardboard cutout of Daniel Tiger, a small stuffed version of Curious George and plenty of promotional posters in the PBS Kids office, there sit thick stacks ...