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The State of AI in Education

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Artificial Intelligence

The State of AI in Education

Two years after the emergence of ChatGPT, how are educators feeling about generative artificial intelligence in the classroom? Our article captures the state of AI in K–12 education in 2024. We explore the benefits of using AI for differentiated instruction and the continued concerns around student dishonesty.

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AI for K–12 Teachers

Automation Boosts Productivity and Relieves Staff Burnout

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AI for K–12 Teachers

Automation Boosts Productivity and Relieves Staff Burnout

Educators and experts share how artificial intelligence can ease woes for school staff. AI programs and assistants help increase teachers’ productivity. Meanwhile, IT leaders and administrators are looking for ways to plan for the new technologies.

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