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When used in the right way AI seems to help test scores and save teacher and staff time, say Syracuse University's Jeff Rubin and Andrew Joncas
Educator and author Carl Hooker says AI interest from educators has passed peak levels.
From data privacy and staff readiness to classroom fit and long-term cost, here are the questions schools should ask before investing in AI.
Many students and educators have been convinced AI can act as a writing partner, but if that’s true, why is classroom writing getting worse?
Innovative Leader Award - Hollie Sisk, Assistant Coordinator of Instructional Technology, shares about the innovative ECSD Gemini School, a hands-on rotational AI PD experience for educators
6 ways school leaders should adjust how AI is used so as to avoid teacher overload and potential burnout
Conversations with Kevin Hogan—Pineville ISD technology coordinator Kenzo Vanhaesebroeck explains some defenses a small district has against a tech revolution.
One New York City education leader has seen an uptick in AI use across emails, grant applications, newsletters, and education-related projects, but just like in the classroom, there are appropriate and inappropriate times to use AI.
