Education AI

As K–12 schools embrace more digital tools, from learning management systems to AI-driven analytics, safeguarding student privacy has become a critical priority

One thing I always emphasize in my workshops and talks: focus on building your AI literacy and ignore the tired fear-mongering about AI taking your job or making students cheat. That narrative is stale. If you’ve been paying attention, you already know where education is heading. In the U.S., the federal government now expects school…

The tech world is reeling as layoffs in 2025 have crossed the staggering 100,000 mark, with leading companies like Intel, Microsoft, Meta, and several others an

I’m reading The AI Con right now, and it reminded me of a story I’d heard a long time ago about how Joseph Weizenbaum – inventor of Eliza which was one of the first chatbots &#821…

A year of speaking truth to hype.

A computerized AI coaching support model lets pre-service teachers engage in scalable, self-guided reflection for teacher preparation.

In one of his missives to followers, Steve Hargadon writes something my memory assigned to Audrey Watters (incorrectly I noticed when I went back to check the source). I should have known better. N…

Teaching AI in classrooms should help students prepare for the future, writes Yong Zhao.

The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) has developed a best-in-class professional learning program funded by General Motors, which cultivates future AI programmers and provides powerful professional learning for educators to support student-driven AI explorations. In the first 3 years of this collaboration, the ISTE-GM AI Explorations program served over 800 educators in the US and in US international schools around the world. This year, ISTE is inviting school or district teams to enroll 3 - 6 educators in the 2021 cohort of ISTE’s AI Explorations and Their Practical Use in K-12 School Environments program at no charge! Supported by an ISTE coach, school and district teams can collaborate to complete our PD program focused on the latest in artificial intelligence for education that includes: - Access to the 8-week, 15-hour Artificial Intelligence Explorations and their Practical Use in School Environments online course, which will be completed as a team with three course webinars (kick-off, mid-point, and wrap-up) and weekly submissions from March 8 - May 2, 2021. - Access to our AI online community and webinar series where educators can connect with other learners and experts throughout the year. - Opportunity to provide input on future ISTE AI offerings through program evaluation surveys. - Opportunities for continued connection after the course. Upon successful course completion, participants will also receive a one-year ISTE membership. 10 participants will additionally be selected to receive a free registration and present at the ISTE 2021 Conference. Applications should be submitted by the February 28, 2021 deadline. Priority acceptance will be given to school and district teams in Michigan, Texas, and California as well as to schools and districts in any state serving underrepresented student populations. Any remaining spots will be filled by other qualified teams in the US, US territories, and US international schools. Late applications will be considered only if space is available. We believe spots for this prestigious course may fill quickly, so please apply early. *Note: Team members do not need to be current ISTE members to apply or participate.** For more details, visit: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AmxD5WKoXmrPO3T0NqVTbIjuC_wDN2WlcByKqtPsvjc/preview For questions, contact Nancye Blair Black at aiprojectlead@iste.org.

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Last year, Google released an artificial intelligence kit aimed at makers, with two different flavors: Vision to recognize people and objections, and Voice to create a smart speaker. Now, Google is…

Spread the loveWhen you think artificial intelligence, it’s likely that scenes from a science fiction thriller come to mind. Robots fighting humans, men falling in love with a computer that learns to feel, iPhones outsmarting their user. But what about a classroom? For years, educators have struggled to help each and every student with their individualized educational needs. That gets incredibly tough in a classroom of twenty, thirty, forty, or fifty students all required to pass the same standardized test, regardless of personal growth. The use of artificial intelligence has the potential to disrupt the traditional and potentially damaging one-size-fits […]

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