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Recognizing When Not To Use AI

By Erik Ofgang published 28 May 25

AI has become part of modern education for teachers and students, but it’s not always the best or most efficient way to accomplish a task.

4 Ways to Leverage AI to Bridge Cultural Gaps in K-12 Classrooms

By Steve Baule published 27 May 25

By providing personalized learning experiences, enhancing communication and collaboration, and fostering cultural awareness, AI can help bridge gaps.

AI In Education Executive Order: What You Need To Know

By Erik Ofgang published 19 May 25

The President’s executive order calls for AI literacy, a national AI challenge, and more.

Optimizing A Study Schedule With AI

By Sam Baule published 22 April 25

AI tools such as ChatGPT can be powerful assistants in creating a personalized study schedule

OpenAI’s New Viral Art-Generating Tool and Its Potential for Teaching

By Erik Ofgang published 15 April 25

OpenAI’s new and improved art-generating capabilities have led to a Studio Ghibli-style viral trend and millions of users. What does it mean for the classroom?

10 Ways Educators Can Use AI to Streamline Daily Life

By Steve Baule, Megan Simonson published 14 April 25

By offloading some of the daily mental tasks to AI, you can save time and free up brainpower for the things that matter most

Generative AI can help bring education into the future, but decision makers can make it happen through strategy and planning

How Generative AI Can Propel Education

By Michael Millington published 8 April 25

Educational innovation exists, but it can move slowly at times. Does generative AI have what it takes to push the envelope in a notoriously lacking space?