New to the topic? Start with edCircuit’s guide to AI in education.
Artificial intelligence reached classrooms faster than most school policies could follow. Students use chatbots for homework and research, teachers use AI tools to plan lessons and give feedback, and district and college leaders are writing guidance while the tools keep changing underneath them.
edCircuit's coverage of AI in education is written for the people making those decisions: teachers, principals, technology directors and faculty. The articles here look at which AI tools are being used in elementary, middle and high school classrooms and what they are good for; how AI can support reading, language learning and students with ADHD and dyslexia; and where it raises hard questions about academic integrity, privacy and fairness. Coverage also follows AI in higher education and in career and technical education, and the policy choices that decide what schools allow.
Start with our guide to artificial intelligence in education, then the articles below, then browse the full archive, newest first.