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EdScoop is a specialized news outlet focused on the intersection of education and technology, with a strong emphasis on how digital tools, IT systems, and emerging technologies are shaping K–12 and higher education.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 17
- Latest publication
- Sep 2, 2026
- Audience
- Top 50M sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 7, 2026
Latest articles
NYC schools ban student use of generative AI in classrooms through middle school (opens the original)
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According to NYC officials, Mamdani’s moratorium represents “the most expansive student-facing AI moratorium in the nation.”
Florida Atlantic University adds quantum computing certificate (opens the original)
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A new certificate will educate students on "one of the most transformative emerging technologies shaping the future of enterprise."
University of Nevada, Reno, journalism students team on surveillance database (opens the original)
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A new project that was built with help from university journalism students aims to provide researchers and policymakers with more information about surveillance technologies.
Colorado State University advances on ‘IT alignment’ project (opens the original)
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Colorado State University is moving ahead on an IT modernization initiative that will unfold in four phases, starting with a discovery phase.
Building AI that teaches: What nine years at Coursera taught me about scaling learning systems (opens the original)
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I've come to believe that educational AI is a fundamentally different engineering discipline than the consumer AI most people read about.
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