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Academics Use AI To Write Papers Too, Says New Research
By Erik Ofgang published
Telltale signs of AI-generated writing have become more common in research papers in recent years. This has decreased readability, according to research.

AI, Education, and The Law: A Practitioner's Guide
By Michael Gaskell published
Understanding the ethics and legal implications around the use of AI in schools is becoming increasingly critical for school leaders.

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Lincoln AI Delivers Safe, Personalized Student Support With Learning Assistant and Learning Coach
By Lincoln Learning Solutions published
Presented by Lincoln Learning Solutions
Lincoln AI, from Lincoln Learning Solutions, provides a trusted, secure environment in which students can explore, inquire, and learn confidently.

AI-Generated Pink Slime Is On The Rise. Here’s How To Avoid It
By Erik Ofgang published
Somewhere between AI slop and fake news, pink slime sites and publications are increasing, but there are ways educators and their students can avoid it.

Amplifying Human Skills in the Age of AI: Using The C.A.R.E.S. Framework
By Andy Szeto published
Why the work teachers already do becomes even more vital with new technologies

Most States Are Not Evaluating AI in Schools, Says New Report
By Erik Ofgang published
A Digital Promise report finds that few states have developed a systematic approach to AI evaluation in schools. The report's authors discuss the impact.

Google Scholar Labs: Why The New AI Research Tool Is Perfect For Teachers
By Erik Ofgang published
Google Scholar Labs, a new AI tool, creates instantaneous research summaries that can save time for educators and their students.

Superhuman Go: What Teachers Should Know About The New AI Tool
By Erik Ofgang published
Superhuman Go is a new AI assistant and writing helper from the company formerly known as Grammarly, but some of its features still need work.
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