Category: Artificial Intelligence

Students today rely heavily on digital devices like smartphones and laptops to enhance productivity, manage assignments, and prepare for exams. These gadgets help streamline their studies and optimize academic performance in a fast-paced educational environment.

How Students Use Gadgets to

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Despite advances in AI, global demand for teachers is rising sharply, with tens of millions more needed by 2030 to meet education goals. AI is seen as a supportive tool, not a replacement, as high-quality educators remain essential to effective …

While there’s widespread agreement that education needs transformation, relying solely on high-tech solutions may miss the mark. Salman Khan suggests the future classroom should mirror today’s best classrooms, emphasizing meaningful interaction over just advanced tools.
https://analyticsindiamag.com/ai-features/why-salman-khan-thinks-ai-isnt-ready-yet-for-most-students…

Teacher coaching app scans classroom video and maps who is speaking, for how long and whether discussion is respectful and on topic.

AI Tool Shows Teachers What They Do in the Classroom — and How to Do It Better

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Google has launched mobile versions of its AI-powered NotebookLM tool for Android and iOS, just ahead of Google I/O 2025. The app lets users upload various sources to summarize and answer questions, bringing key features of the web version to …

Closed captions, originally intended for individuals with hearing impairments, now benefit many users by improving accessibility in diverse contexts, a key principle of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). At Dawson College, this has inspired an initiative to explore and apply …

Microsoft 365 Copilot gets a makeover at Build 2025. Here’s everything coming your way.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/your-outlook-inbox-is-about-to-get-several-copilot-ai-upgrades-for-free-heres-whats-new…

This study examines the rapid rise of Generative AI and its impact on EU copyright law, focusing on how legal frameworks must adapt to balance innovation and intellectual property rights. It analyzes GenAI from technical, legal, and economic perspectives, particularly …

Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights asserts education as a universal right and public responsibility within a democratic context. Helen Beetham warns that data-driven and algorithmic systems threaten these rights, calling for regulations and a broader, rights-based …

While ChatGPT dominates the AI chatbot landscape, many lesser-known tools offer unique capabilities beyond common uses. This piece highlights five standout AI tools worth exploring outside the usual big tech options.

https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/forget-chatgpt-heres-the-five-best-ai-tools-you-might-not-have-heard-of…

Building a stylish slide deck often means staring at a blank slide and wrestling with layouts, fonts, and images. Adobe Express’s AI Presentation tool promises a full deck in minutes. I tested it with a “Two-Minute Rule” procrastination-busting explainer slide …

This review analyzes 14 studies on how AI tools, like chatbots and adaptive feedback systems, support self-regulated learning (SRL) in higher education. It highlights AI’s potential across SRL phases while stressing the need for human-centered integration to preserve student autonomy …

The show, called Workdays with Thy, uses the AI-generated voice and likeness of a real person during a four-hour segment.

https://www.theverge.com/news/656245/australian-radio-station-ai-dj-workdays-with-thy…

Though AI appears sleek and immaterial, it relies on vast physical and ecological infrastructures. From high energy consumption to mining for hardware, its environmental toll is significant yet often overlooked.

The Hidden Ecological Cost of AI: Our Planet Pays the

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AI agents have the potential to personalize learning at scale, reducing teacher workload and enhancing student engagement.

AI Agents Are Coming to a Classroom Near You

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