Stanford's AI Index Exposes A School Crisis
Stanford's 2026 AI Index reveals four in five K-12 students now use AI for schoolwork while just 6% of teachers report clear school policies. Here's what educators should do.
Stanford's 2026 AI Index reveals four in five K-12 students now use AI for schoolwork while just 6% of teachers report clear school policies. Here's what educators should do.
Canva AI 2.0 and Learn Grid launched April 16 at Canva Create. Here's what the shift from design tool to lesson-planning platform means for teachers, students and parents.
Schools and teachers around the world are trying to figure out what AI means for education. Meanwhile, it's already embedded into the lives of high school students.
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Ben Gomes spent 21 years building Google Search. Now he argues the most important thing in education is something no algorithm can replicate.
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NYC Public Schools released AI rules for one million students. Five governance lessons every education leader can take from how the largest U.S. district approached AI.
For educators getting their head around AI and the future of education, these books stand out as the canon.
Einstein AI did every assignment in a college course automatically, but the real crisis isn't the technology. It's an system that made the bot's job easy.
Over Christmas, non-coders started building software in minutes. AI agents went from theory to product. Here's what that means for schools still on the fence.
Anthropic’s new data reveals the specific behaviors that separate effective AI users from passive ones, with direct implications for how we prepare students.
Anthropic’s global partnership puts teachers in charge of shaping classroom AI, betting educator insight matters more than Silicon Valley design assumptions.