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Three years after ChatGPT's launch, GenAI usage is skyrocketing in schools—but deep thinking about how K-12 institutions should evolve remains scarce. To address this gap, AI for Education and Imagine Learning brought together 20 experts and students last summer for an

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It's another busy week in AI + Education. This week brings new research comparing traditional note-taking to LLM use, OECD's analysis of AI’s curriculum implications, McKinsey's workforce transformation forecast, AI's ability to affect political opinions, and Google's launch of a

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We're excited to announce that we're hosting a special year-in-review session for our Women in AI + Ed community. This will be our final virtual community meeting of 2025, taking place this Thursday at 11:00 AM EST. As we close out the year, we’ll be reflecting on the major

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Over the past year, we've heard from many educators asking: How do I help my students use GenAI responsibly without becoming dependent on it? This question led us to create our newest free resource: A Student Self-Reflection Checklist for Strategic GenAI Use. The checklist is

This school year we've been focused on working with our partners to build student AI literacy, which is why we love doing Prompt-a-Thons. So it was a joy to watch one of the students from our recent event with Dwight School featured on ABC 7 this morning. In early November we

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It's a busy week in AI + Education with a call for a greater focus on learning science in AI EdTech tool development (we can't agree more), a new resource from EdSafe on AI Companions, and the launch of the Genesis Mission for super-charging AI research. Here's what's

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With OpenAI's ChatGPT for Teachers launch, Google's NotebookLM and Nano Banana Pro updates, Common Sense Media's health risk assessment of major platforms, and new research on AI companions and sycophancy in education, it's another big week in AI + Education. Here's what's

GenAI toys look like everyday stuffed animals or toy robots, but they use the same technology behind ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini — with the same limitations and risks. New research by US PIRG examined a few of these toys and found multiple safety concerns, including: • Explicit

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It’s a busy week in AI + Ed with refined literacy frameworks and new implementation guidance, a Stanford study revealing AI's belief-detection gaps, GPT-5.1's emotional capabilities launching alongside teen safety protocols, and more. Here's what's happening: ✅Google launches

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New data from EdWeek shows significant progress in AI professional development for educators—and highlights that there is still significant work left to do to support teachers' AI literacy. Here are some of the key findings: • 50% of teachers have now received at least one AI