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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT - Edlio Chatbot Provides Families With The Information They Need While Reducing Work For Staff
By Edlio published
Presented by Edlio
Edlio Chatbot is a native part of the Edlio platform, and works seamlessly with the tools schools are already using

Preventing AI Plagiarism
By Erik Ofgang published
AI plagiarism is becoming more and more common in and outside of the classroom.

How AI Can Make Graduation Memorable–For The Right Reasons
By Andy Szeto published
When Misdirected Use of AI Broke Graduation Ceremonies

4 Strategies For Teaching With AI Effectively
By Erik Ofgang published
Health sciences professor Humberto López Castillo urges students to use AI to help with science research, but never to lose sight of the human element.

What is Vibe Coding? Creating Code with AI Explained
By Evan Kypreos published
Vibe coding can feel instant, but it is not simply pressing a button and getting a finished app.

Elevating the Classroom: A Blueprint for Strategic AI Integration and Student Empowerment
By Christine Weiser published
Practical advice for district leaders implementing AI in their district.

When Highlights Are Easy to Fake With AI, Integrity Matters More
By Andy Szeto published
AI may make it easier to manipulate athletic performance, but students often underestimate how easily it can be exposed

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT - Incident IQ iiQ Ticketing Helps Keep Classrooms Focused On Learning
By Incident IQ published
Presented by Incident IQ
AI-powered ticket entry captures clearer information upfront, and leads to a more consistent and efficient support experience that keeps classrooms focused on learning.

Using Gemini AI To Prepare For Standardized Tests
By Erik Ofgang published
Google’s Gemini can provide free, vetted SAT practice tests with real-time feedback. It’s one of the latest AI tutoring features unveiled by the tech giant.

Edtech's Big Tobacco Moment Is Here. Schools Can't Afford to Miss the AI Reckoning That Follows
By Kevin Hogan published
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Author and educator Andrew Marcinek argues that the Meta lawsuit is the inevitable outcome of 20 years of algorithmic manipulation — and that schools have a narrow window to get AI right before history repeats itself.
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