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How AI Can Remove Barriers and Help Meet Instructional Goals (opens the original)
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Discussions about AI-enabled cheating, screen time and whether schools have accumulated too much technology in recent decades have become commonplace at education conferences, school board meetings and congressional hearings. But speakers at a Future of Education Technology Conference webinar yesterday argued that the same technology attracting criticism for contributing to distraction, cognitive debt or screen time can, depending on how it is used, also be the technology that allows a student t
AI Restrictions at NYCPS and LAUSD Reverberate Nationwide (opens the original)
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New York City Public Schools’ (NYCPS) decision to largely keep generative artificial intelligence out of the hands of younger students was bound to get attention. In the weeks since the nation’s largest school district announced a one-year moratorium on student-facing generative AI for all grades below high school, some education leaders observed it represents a notable pullback at a time when schools across the U.S. are still figuring out the technology's role in classrooms.Later the same day,
School Leaders Mobilize as FCC Weighs Future of E-Rate (opens the original)
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School and library advocates are organizing opposition to potential changes to the federal E-rate program as the Federal Communications Commission considers its future and ideas ranging from restricting what the program can fund to whether it should continue at all.Now nearly 30 years old, E-rate discounts the cost of Internet connectivity and network infrastructure for eligible schools and libraries.The School Superintendents Association (AASA), a nonprofit, convened more than 600 registered pa
What Happened When Utah Put Ed-Tech Privacy Promises to the Test (opens the original)
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Growing scrutiny of artificial intelligence, student data privacy and the technology schools put in front of children has raised questions about what happens behind the screen and, in Utah, an ongoing inquiry: Are education technology companies actually handling student information the way they say they are?A multiyear investigation commissioned by the Utah State Board of Education (USBE) sought to find out by comparing how the technology itself behaved. What researchers found was not always con
Penn. Dept. of Education Awards Grants to 17 Organizations for CTE (opens the original)
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(TNS) — The Farrell Area School District is among several districts across the state that were recently awarded state funds to help expand access to career and technical education.About $3.5 million in PA Smart grants was awarded to 17 organizations by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, according to a news release issued Thursday by Gov. Josh Shapiro.The grants will expand access to "high-quality career pathways in the advanced manufacturing, construction, digital technology and energy se
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