ChatGPT in Education: The Pros, Cons and Unknowns of Generative AI
The remarkable language modeler took the world by storm late last year, but how will it really change things in
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Google Chrome and Classroom add new features for educators and students, including ‘reading mode’
Google is rolling out new Chrome and Classroom features for teachers and students, the company announced on Tuesday. The tech
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Microsoft adds OpenAI technology to Word and Excel
Microsoft said the new A.I. features, dubbed Copilot, will be available in some of the company’s most popular business apps
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What’s It Like to Leave the Classroom for a Job in Edtech?
After three years of facing heightened stress since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic — not just the safety worries,
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Staffed Up: 5 tactics districts can use to navigate cybersecurity workforce shortages
While recruiting cybersecurity professionals may be daunting, tapping into higher ed or even training teachers for entry-level roles can be
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5 tips for maintaining teacher-student trust as AI classroom use grows
A youth technology expert shares best practices and considerations for using artificial intelligence in classrooms. As artificial intelligence-assisted technology increases
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‘Cybersecurity Is Huge.’ Educators Make the Case for More Federal Funding
The federal agency that oversees the largest technology program for schools put a question to educators late last year: Should
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Google Unveils Bard, Its ChatGPT Rival for AI-Powered Conversation
With a Microsoft event Tuesday expected to center on ChatGPT, the AI chatbot war is heating up. Google on Monday
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How using a digital house system strengthened the school-home connection
At Brodetsky Primary School in Leeds, England, we serve students ages 2 through 11 years old and have used a
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An OER curriculum brings my students’ lives into our classroom
An OER science curriculum has completely revolutionized the way I teach and has transformed the way my students relate to
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