The majority of teachers are enthusiastic and eager about the potential of AI in education and incorporating AI in the classroom, but remain unsure of where to start.

Each year I share my predictions about how emerging tools and strategies will shape learning. While these predictions are rooted in reality, technology can have some unintended consequences.

The use of AI in teacher coaching is generating a fierce debate among those for–and against–the technology.

AI is taking hold in classrooms across the nation, but it’s nothing to fear–here’s how some educators are embracing the latest edtech innovation.

The edtech industry aims to advance the responsible use of AI to enhance learning, while also protecting privacy and promoting educational equity.

Students are already using artificial intelligence tools, so now is the time for educators to catch up by learning how AI can improve teaching and learning.

The extremely rapid pace of generative AI development brings with it both great opportunities and exposure to risk.

Educators must accept that AI tools like ChatGPT will be used in student writing, putting traditional academics at a crossroads of innovation and integrity.