NYC public schools will ban student-facing generative AI through eighth grade and cap screen time, Mayor Mamdani announced. But key details — including the specific tools affected — remain unclear ...

Technology is most valuable when it allows students to do something meaningfully different, not simply when it replaces something that can be accomplished just as well with an analog tool.

The policy also bans companion chatbots across all grades.

Sign up for Chalkbeat’s free weekly newsletter to keep up with how education is changing across the U.S. Paige Wyatt heard plenty from administrators about using AI ...

One of the most popular tech platforms used by schools, Google Classroom, recently opened use of its Gemini chatbot to K-12 ...

On social media, education influencers promote AI as the latest “teacher hack.”  With a slew of new products, powered by ...

Academics worldwide are rethinking their assessment approaches — from developing exams that artificial-intelligence tools can ...

Students who use ChatGPT finish their homework faster. But they miss the point of the assignment: Learning the material.

In place of a former requirement that all sophomores take a digital literacy class on Python, the University of Tampa will ...

That word is key: earn. To say that someone “earned” something is to apply a moral distinction to what one acquires. Not only ...

Indianapolis Public Schools voted unanimously to end its no-zero grading policy, allowing teachers to assign zeros for ...

The growing dependence on digital calculators reflects a broader shift in how people consume information and make decisions. Students increasingly use online academic tools to verify assignments and ...