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Google Beam Spatial Video Expands: What It Means for Students
Google is expanding its Google Beam spatial video technology to six countries. Learn how this tech affects virtual student learning and remote interviews.
Google Expands Beam Virtual Tech: What It Means for Families and Schools
Google is expanding its Google Beam spatial video tool. Learn how immersive communication tech is changing classrooms, special education, and job interviews.
How to Choose EdTech That Actually Helps Kids Learn English
Discover why standalone AI apps fail to teach kids English. New research shows that EdTech succeeds only when paired with human guidance and active play.
Schools Swap Complex Dashboards for Conversational AI Data Assistants
Abre's new AI assistant Vera replaces K-12 dashboards with plain-language tools. Learn how schools are balancing data accessibility with crucial privacy risks.
Rethinking Male Teacher Recruiting and the Rise of AI 'Baby Slop'
Discover the real impact of male teachers on student achievement and learn how to protect toddlers from low-quality, AI-generated 'baby slop' videos.
How OpenAI's New Training Program Redefines Practical AI Literacy
Learn how OpenAI and Grab are training 30,000 workers, and what emerging research says about teaching kids practical AI literacy and entrepreneurship.
Why High School Career Programs Need Real-World Experience
Learn why high school career and technical education (CTE) programs must go beyond the classroom to provide students with real-world work experience.
Pearson Buys Testing Firm ITS: What It Means for Classroom Exams
Pearson has acquired Internet Testing Systems. Learn what this major EdTech consolidation means for automated grading, remote exams, and student testing.
New Free Platform Vets Classroom AI Against State Standards
Learn how the new free Learning Commons platform aligns classroom AI with state standards, and what research says about vetting school educational tools.
How Autonomous AI Agents Are Redefining Student Research Skills
Learn how the shift to autonomous AI agents is reshaping student research, requiring parents and educators to teach algorithmic literacy and project management.
Cheap AI Is Coming to Classrooms, but Students May Learn Less
OpenAI's cheaper GPT-6 Sol and Luna models are arriving, but research warns that unsupervised AI homework help leads to 'cognitive surrender' and lower grades.
Why Schools Cannot Rely on AI Safety Guardrails Alone
Learn why school AI bans and technical guardrails fail, how students face malware risks, and how new safety standards can protect your children.