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The University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education has launched the Penn GSE Living Laboratory for Human Agency and AI — a national network connecting researchers, educators, school systems and industry to co-design the future of AI in...
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Six years of commit history in a large programming course at Purdue University show that nearly half of students in Spring 2026 exhibited patterns of LLM-assisted coding — with a significant negative correlation to scores on written, in-person...
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The Government of Canada and Amii will provide free, practical AI training through three streams — students, educators and all Canadians — opening a national consortium on September 21, 2026, with a free three-hour course for up to one million...
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A new IBM-commissioned national survey of more than 2,000 educators and parents finds a significant gap between how quickly AI is entering classrooms and how prepared schools are to manage it, prompting IBM to launch a K-12 AI leaders fellowship.
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OpenAI extended its free ChatGPT for Teachers workspace to 55 additional U.S. school systems across 20 states, adding nearly 140,000 educators and bringing the total to over 340,000 through June 2028.
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Anthropic is giving all verified U.S. K-12 educators free access to premium Claude capabilities through June 2027, with FERPA-aligned privacy terms and integrations across nine EdTech platforms. The move intensifies competition with OpenAI's ChatGPT...
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OpenAI's push into K-12 classrooms is accelerating AI adoption among U.S. teachers, yet RAND data reveals stark equity divides: rural schools lag 15% in AI access while bias concerns and funding inequities threaten to widen the gap.
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Pearson and Google Cloud have announced a strategic partnership to co-develop AI-powered educational tools for K-12 classrooms, integrating Google's Vertex AI into Pearson's virtual school ecosystem to deliver personalized learning and real-time...
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Salamanca City Central School District has paused its $57,590 plan to place a lifelike humanoid robot in a high school classroom, hours after New York's Education Department warned of its possible effects on students.
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MIT's Justin Reich warns schools against unproven AI initiatives, arguing that readiness should be measured by evidence quality rather than procurement speed, and advocating for structured pilots over district-wide rollouts based on vendor demos.
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