ai in education

The surge of classroom talk about “AI tools” isn’t just a new homework helper — it’s a live experiment in how young people learn, judge information, and protect their privacy. Last week’s opinion in the Minnesota Daily warned students to be cautious when the AI bubble bursts, arguing that...

Puerto Rico’s public school system has quietly started a transformation that other education systems will watch closely: the Department of Education is rolling Microsoft 365 Copilot into teacher workflows, device management, and learning activities with an explicit focus on accessibility...

As governments and school districts race to bring generative AI into classrooms, a growing body of evidence suggests the technology’s short-term productivity gains may come at the cost of deeper learning habits: students and teachers increasingly offload mental effort to chatbots, weakening...

Artificial intelligence is already reshaping how students study, how teachers teach, and how schools measure learning—and the question most parents, teachers, and students now ask is not whether AI will matter, but how it should be used so that it actually benefits learning rather than replacing...

Classrooms across the globe are quickly filling with AI tools — and many educators now warn that the technology itself may be part of the problem it was meant to solve. Background / Overview The arrival of generative AI and large language models into day‑to‑day education has been remarkably...

Microsoft is giving eligible collethe students a year of its newest AI-powered productivity suite alongside LinkedIn’s premium career tools — free — in a limited-time package that bundles Microsoft 365 Premium with LinkedIn Premium Career and aims to bridge classroom work with job readiness...

Australian classrooms are already moving into the AI era — with Australian teachers among the fastest adopters worldwide — but the shift is bookended by measurable classroom benefits and deep, unresolved questions about integrity, bias, and readiness. Background The latest international survey...

Microsoft has quietly rolled out a generous, time‑limited package for higher‑education students: 12 months free of Microsoft 365 Premium bundled with LinkedIn Premium Career, giving students a full year of Copilot‑enabled Office apps, advanced security and 1 TB of cloud storage alongside...

King’s College London has quietly spent £35,013 on Microsoft Copilot licences while university disciplinary records show AI use has become a live integrity issue — with 10 students expelled since September 2022 for cases in which AI misuse was cited as a major factor. Background King’s...

Prairie South School Division’s modest, pragmatic pivot toward classroom AI — framed by superintendent of school operations Dustin Swanson as “AI as a tool, not a threat” — captures the posture many North American districts are taking: cautious pilots, a living policy under development, and a...

Microsoft’s pitch that unified data and AI can help colleges move from reaction to anticipation — improving student success, streamlining operations, and accelerating research — is both persuasive and practical on paper, but the reality for campus IT leaders is a complex blend of technical lift...

The presence of artificial intelligence in classrooms is no longer a distant prospect; it is actively reshaping how teachers prepare lessons, how administrators run schools, and how students study — sometimes within a single semester. The Daily Observer link provided could not be reached, so...

Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat is now available to University of Nevada, Reno students through the university’s existing Microsoft licensing, and when you sign in with your NetID and use the Work option your prompts, responses, and viewed content are covered by enterprise data protections and are...

As 2025 closed, one clear fact stood out: generative AI in education stopped being a thought experiment and became a set of working tools shaping day-to-day teaching, planning, and student study. Platforms that advanced this year did not win by spectacle; they won by reducing friction...

College students are treating AI less like a novelty and more like a study partner — a multimodal, on‑demand assistant that can turn lecture transcripts into flashcards, convert diagrams into step‑by‑step explanations, and generate targeted practice questions in seconds. Background / Overview...

Discovery Trust’s modest pilot of Microsoft 365 Copilot has been framed as a watershed moment for classroom practice and staff wellbeing — a real-world example of how generative AI can shift time from admin back into teaching, and potentially transform assessment, differentiation, and support...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT has surged ahead of Microsoft’s Copilot as the default generative‑AI assistant for students at many U.S. public universities, according to multiple reports and campus telemetry — a rapid shift from earlier caution to large‑scale, institution‑led deployments that is reshaping...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT has established what multiple reports describe as a decisive early lead on U.S. college campuses, with syndicated coverage citing a Bloomberg report that OpenAI has sold roughly 700,000 ChatGPT licenses to about 35 public universities and campus telemetry showing millions of...

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping classrooms, research labs, and study habits — but every quick prompt, revision and “thank you” carries a measurable environmental and operational cost that students, educators and campus leaders can no longer afford to ignore. Background AI tools such as...

Artificial Intelligence is now a near‑constant study partner for millions of students — but every chat, draft, and correction has an environmental and operational cost that is rarely visible on the screen or in the syllabus. Background: why “hidden costs” matter for students and educators AI...