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The school it governance tag covers discussions about how schools are setting policies for artificial intelligence and Microsoft education tools. Current coverage focuses on Microsoft’s AI in Education initiatives, including Copilot tools, Microsoft 365 Education, guardrails, staff training, and efforts to move classroom experimentation toward structured, responsible use. It also follows government-led restrictions, such as Norway’s proposed limits on generative AI for younger pupils and supervised or age-tiered access for older students. Together, these stories examine the practical and policy questions schools face as AI adoption develops, including appropriate ages, oversight, classroom practice, institutional responsibility, and the need to align technology use with educational value.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Microsoft’s AI in Education 2026: Copilot Tools, Guardrails, Training for Schools

    On June 24, 2026, Microsoft released its third annual AI in Education Report from Redmond and announced new no-additional-cost AI tools for Microsoft 365 Education, aimed at helping schools turn widespread classroom experimentation into structured, responsible use before ISTELive 26 in Orlando...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Norway’s Tiered AI Rule for Schools: No Generative AI for Ages 6–13

    Norway said on June 19, 2026, that pupils aged roughly six to 13 should generally not use generative AI in school, while older students will face supervised or age-tiered access when the new school year begins in late August. The decision is not a theatrical rejection of technology so much as a...